How to Inform Users About GDPR on Your Website

1. Privacy Policy

Provide a clear, easy-to-find privacy policy detailing:

• What data you collect
• Why you collect it
• How you store and protect it
• Who you share it with (if applicable)
• How users can manage their data (e.g., request deletion, access, or modification)

2. Cookie Banner & Consent Management

Before setting non-essential cookies, ask for user consent via a banner that:

• Explains the purpose of cookies
• Provides an option to accept, reject, or customize preferences
• Links to the full cookie policy

3. Contact Information

Clearly display a Data Protection Officer (DPO) or contact email for GDPR-related inquiries.

4. User Rights & Data Access

Ensure users can easily request access to their data, opt out of data collection, or withdraw consent at any time.

5. Security & Transparency

Inform users about security measures and reassure them that their data is protected.

By implementing these elements, your company demonstrates GDPR compliance and builds trust with users. Stay transparent, keep policies updated, and make it easy for users to control their data.

Flipsite has got you covered. Flipsite doesn’t use any cookies, and we are strong advocates for using services like Plausible, instead of Google Analytics to ensure you don’t track users in vain.

The privacy policy is automatically generated when you add the Privacy policy (under neath Lega sections) to your website. Then you just need to fill in your contact info, DPO officer and list your sub processors in the CMS. And you’re done.

Getting started and becoming compliant takes less than two minutes. The easiest way is to follow the Youtube video below: