On May 10, 2018, at 12:30 PM, Justin J justin@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED> wrote: That'll be quite beyond the pale of this most recent work. Certainly something I can revisit in the coming months. For now, I'm considering disabling (not removing the feature, just disabling the options) clickthrough/open/etc tracking tied to emails, to make those consent checkboxes a lot easier to write moving forward.  Do you anticipate making anonymized clickthrough tracking available, or at ...Continue Reading

From: "An EU law that affects businesses based here? How could that be?" You will have to ask Mr Zuckerberg that one 😊 -----Original Message----- From: dadadev@PROTECTED Sent: 10 May 2018 17:40 To: Dada Mail Developers Subscriber Subject: Re: [dadadev] GDPR Issues From: justin@PROTECTED > On May 10, 2018, at 8:05 AM, Doug Levey douglevey@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote: > > From: douglevey@PROTECTED > There are lots of people running around making a lot of money from GDPR over here ...Continue Reading

From: > On May 10, 2018, at 8:05 AM, Doug Levey douglevey@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote: > > From: douglevey@PROTECTED > There are lots of people running around making a lot of money from GDPR over here at present. Smells a little bit like Y2K all over again... My feeling is that most entities are going to be completely unprepared for GDPR, but us in the States.. it's a hard pill to swallow, right? An EU law that affects businesses based here? How could that be? > Anyway, my point is o ...Continue Reading

From: > > From: maryann@PROTECTED > I’ve been on the fence about switching to a mailing service because of GDPR. If significant changes are made to Dada to make compliance with GDPR easier (including being able to do a search for subscribers who had not interacted with a list through opens and/or clickthroughs specified in an advanced search), I would definitely be willing to support the development. That'll be quite beyond the pale of this most recent work. Certainly something I can revisit in the coming ...Continue Reading

From: Hi Justin, All no problem - to be clear, my points were made from the perspective not of underestimating but of prioritising. There are lots of people running around making a lot of money from GDPR over here at present. A large amount of the panic in the UK originates from the fact that the mass focus on Brexit completely over shadowed GDPR and the Information Commissioner (the UK regulator) had originally been criticised for being well behind the game for published information and advice. About 12 months beh ...Continue Reading

I’ve been on the fence about switching to a mailing service because of GDPR. If significant changes are made to Dada to make compliance with GDPR easier (including being able to do a search for subscribers who had not interacted with a list through opens and/or clickthroughs specified in an advanced search), I would definitely be willing to support the development. Warm regards, Mary Ann * On May 9, 2018, at 6:10 PM, Justin J justin@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED> wrote: The ...Continue Reading

From: > On May 8, 2018, at 7:55 AM, Mary Ann Kelley maryann@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote: > From: maryann@PROTECTED > > I agree with this. What is allowed is what is stated in the privacy policy, so it seems that you are only responsible for offering that granularity to to the list owner with the explanation that compliance is on them (kind of like you do with allowing disabling the unsubscribe link - tell them what their responsibilities are but still allow it). Thanks again Mary for chiming ...Continue Reading

Doug wrote: "On this basis I can't agree that the profile fields need canning - if the user has consented then I cannot see why they wouldn't be fine AS LONG AS the Privacy Policy outlines the purpose for holding them, how long for and how they may be used beyond the individual's own use (if at all). Again this is something I don't think you Justin can control in every instance of Dada Mail. So the better way would be  to flag it as I have suggested above or by similar means.” I agree with this. What is a ...Continue Reading

From: Hi Justin from GDPR land! I have been doing a mass of stuff with GDPR and I would say that it does need taking seriously, but on the other hand I would encourage you to make any changes from the perspective that requirements need to be highlighted to the list owner/maker when setting up. The reason I say this is that I think you run the risk of busting a good product trying to cater for things that can only be implemented by the list owner/maker setting up Dada Mail. Example : The list owner must display or m ...Continue Reading

From: Howdy everyone. I'm actively tackling the GDPR monster. It's a big issue, and I'm taking it very seriously. I know some of you have questions about GDPR and Dada Mail. Boy do I have some too. Right now, I'm working on the "record of consent" part of all this, and also just what constituted "consent". So good part: Dada Mail, since way back in the day, has kept records on things like requests to subscribe, confirming subscriptions, unsubscriptions - stuff like that. That information can ...Continue Reading