Hello Andrew. If these are contacts that you received through the same people to whom you will forward your email because they were interested in your service, you can do so in principle. Adding a system through which any user can modify or unsubscribe from his personal data, even if it is done simply by sending an e-mail, and with it and taking care of leaks or errors that make all the data known to all recipients will have no problem. The processing of data protection can be solved not only by placing a signature on the email, because you need to publish a privacy policy on the company`s website and know how to properly process users` personal data. The regulation even requires compliance with security standards so that no data leaks are carried out. I can not recommend you (or on the contrary) to buy the services that have been budgeted because we do not know the content or its quality, but we can tell you that in general it is not enough to put a notification as a signature of the post. The privacy notice may be useful in cases where we contact suppliers or customers with whom we have signed a confidentiality agreement, or where we have obtained express consent in accordance with Article 6 LO 3/2018. And we say useful because in previous cases, the contract itself or obtaining consent already works, but it will not hurt to warn directly that this information in that particular email is confidential and subject to what is agreed in the agreement. Clearly and quickly said, the answer is NO. There is no legal standard from which we can interpret the obligation to maintain the legal secrecy of documents at the bottom of the privacy email. In any case, we do not commit any violation by not including the legal notice in the email, unlike what happens to some web pages that are obliged to do so, because in this case we can cancel a website without legal notice. But can I disclose the content of the email? In the sense that, for example, you record a video for Youtube and say: Such a company sent me this email asking me to do it.
Because the demands they make on me influence my “work” on my channel and influence the audience that follows me. On the contrary, would all this be protected by the right to privacy or the secrecy of communications? Hello, First of all, congratulations on your article, as it is insightful about privacy. I have a question to see if they can guide me in this area: I have about 1300 personal contacts (business cards that have been given to me, phones and emails that have been given to me personally). Now I want to send an email to all these contacts from a company email address of my company (of which I am an administrator) to offer them the new services it offers. Can I have problems with GDPR/LSSI? And if so, what kind of warning/slogan should I include in the email you send them? I have reviewed the laws and due to “legitimate interest”, I think I would be entitled to do so without violating the GDPR or the LSSI (because I can consider it bulk shipping…) But I would like you to give me your opinion on that. Thank you for your attention Okay, I will write an email in which I will transcribe the email I received so that you can interpret the content. I believe it is not confidential or intimate information at all, they are just suggesting that I do something I do not have to do because it harms me and is not under the law. It`s just that, do X thing or we`ll claim you. And yes, personal data appears, but the content of the email that I do not consider intimate, because it is a suggestion about something public (in this case, delete some videos from my channel).
