At a glance

A privacy notice informs people; consent may provide a legal basis when appropriate. Start by identifying what data is used and for what purpose.

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Start with the data flow

When reviewing a contact page, look beyond the visible fields. Note which mailbox receives messages, who can access it and where backups are kept. This provides a starting point for comparing the text with actual operations.

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Separate the two functions

Privacy information explains processing. Consent, where appropriate, is a separate legal basis. Confirming that information was read is different from authorising additional purposes. Make that distinction clear in the form’s design.

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Match the text to practice

Removing unused fields, limiting access and defining how messages are retained are practical review topics. For activities connected with Europe, GDPR applicability needs separate assessment; a foreign-language website alone does not resolve the question.

Relevant legislation and official sources

This content concerns legal matters in Türkiye. Foreign law and cross-border transactions require separate assessment.

Content is for general information and is not personal legal advice. Contact alone does not establish a lawyer-client relationship.

Related practice areasData Protection · KVKK & GDPR