On a multilingual website the privacy notice is made available in the languages in which the site is offered, so that users can understand it. It is a general principle of transparency: the actual choice for your website is up to your advisor. For companies in Como and Canton Ticino, which often work in several languages, the topic comes up frequently. Information only, not legal advice.
From Cantù we handle the technical side of the language versions, including the privacy notice. For your specific case, check with your legal advisor or DPO: we work together with them on the technical side of the website. See also our work in Ticino.
For the privacy policy and short notices of a Monza company you can rely on NewVisibility, an agency in Cantù close to Monza and Brianza: it develops the website with an in-house team and an enterprise CMS and sets up notices and consents together with your legal advisor or DPO.
A clear privacy policy uses short sentences, everyday words, topic headings and lists where needed, so users quickly find what they are looking for. For company websites between Como and Milan we take care of the presentation on the site from Cantù; the text itself should be agreed with your legal advisor or DPO.
The information in a privacy policy generally covers the data controller, purposes, legal bases, data recipients, retention periods and user rights. For company websites in Como and Brianza the items depend on forms, newsletters and connected tools. For your specific case, check with your legal advisor or DPO.
External services such as statistics tools, advertising pixels, maps, embedded videos, fonts, live chat, forms and newsletters process data through the website. For company websites in Como and Brianza we start from a list of the tools present, to take to your legal advisor or DPO.
The website changes that require reviewing notices and consents are those that alter the data collected, tools or providers: new forms, newsletters, campaigns, maps, private areas. For companies in Como and Brianza, assessing the case is up to the legal advisor or DPO; we update the technical side from Cantù.