Is it really a heavy work out

to address our privacy?

 

 

There is One side to consider,

and is this most of us ?

Whether we like it or not, privacy has become a heavy load to bear. Some will say that customers are looking for a basic experience without transferring their personal information should come with the purchase. I just want my groceries and don’t assume you now own my personal information as a result of the business transaction. Even some who join a loyalty and rewards program feel that just wanting a loyalty reward (10% discount at the check-out each month) shouldn’t mean you now own my personal information as a result of the relationship regardless of whether you opt-in or out.

Then there is the other side also

Who feel I don’t mind a retail outlet assuming ownership of my personal data and sure, feel free to send personalised advertising my way. It’s a personal choice and no side is necessarily more correct than the other. A bit like most topics these days.

Regardless of where you sit – Either way

Regardless, addressing privacy has become a heavy load to understand. What you can’t debate is the emphasis to strengthen privacy programs. There are some new technologies available that can provide these outputs and outcomes needed. If implemented correctly will create the benefits needed to meet many obligations whether they are desired or not. It might not feel warranted but at some point, the weight of privacy awareness, compliance and justification will eventually be required. 
These are the precise reasons to create privacy platforms that will help everyone address their privacy functions. It doesn’t need to be complicated so just simply reach out and we can help you along.