GDPR, or General Data Protection Regulation, is a European law for the handling of personal data and increased privacy protection that came into force on May 25, 2018.
How does it work?
GDPR leaves room for interpretation. For example, it states that companies must provide a reasonable level of privacy protection, but the law does not define exactly what falls within a reasonable framework.
Before you dive into the regulation, it's good to know these definitions:
  • User – you, the person using Lime Go.
  • Customer – a natural person whose data is available and processed in Lime Go.
  • Reference – the field that links a person to another object, such as a history note, an activity, or a document.
  • Processing of data – anything that involves the use of customer data, for example when you use the data to sell your product or service.
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