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A privacy policy details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. Its important to let your users know how you are going to use the information you are requesting, and to tell users who to contact should they have questions. In some jurisdictions such as California, you are required to post your privacy policy by law. In the EU, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the e-privacy directive oblige you to put a privacy notice containing specific elements on your system; failure to do so can result in fines.
[[File:Signup-privacy.png|thumb|none|500px|If you attach a privacy policy to a signup page. Anyone attempting to register will have to accept the policy before they can gain access to the system. ]] You can create a '''privacy policy''' for your system by going to the '''Menu Icon''' > '''Global Settings''' > '''Security''' Tab > '''Privacy and Security Policies''' link. We suggest you start by creating a policy for the '''Default Country''' and Languages of your choice. The default country is displayed until the user has logged in, at which point the system shows you the policy for the country you have chosen as your primary residence. We also suggest you toggle on '''User acceptance required''' for policies and you may want to choose a date for '''Enforce User Acceptance''' for your privacy policy. Once you have a privacy policy created, go to the desired user signup page and select the desired policy from the '''Attach Policies''' drop down. Then, save your signup page. Now, when anyone is sent to your signup page, they will first be required to read and accept your privacy policy before they can register and gain access to your system.
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