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If your website has a contact form, you need to have a Privacy Policy in place and keep it up to date as new disclosures become required by law.
Several privacy laws already exist and protect the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of its citizens. Over a dozen more states have proposed their own unique privacy laws, and several of them will enable citizens to sue businesses, of any size and location, simply for having a contact form without a compliant Privacy Policy.
What current laws require a Privacy Policy?
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- California Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003
- California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018
- Nevada SB 220, which amends the NRS 603A.340
There are many more laws being introduced which will require Privacy Policies to be updated:
- Hawaii – Senate Bill 418
- Illinois – House Bill 3358
- Massachusetts – Bill S.120
- Minnesota – HF2817/SF2912
- New Jersey – S2834
- New York – SB s5642
- Pennsylvania – HB1049
- Rhode Island – H5930
- Washington – Senate Bill 5376