From 25th May 2018,
any business, organisation or group holding personal information about living
people in the UK or European Union, must conform to the General Data Protection
Regulation.
You can read the GDPR Guidance here: https://ico.org.uk/media/for-organisations/data-protection-reform/overview-of-the-gdpr-1-13.pdf
Because Haverhill Whitings is a site that makes use of information
contributed by members of the public, I’ve outlined below some points about how
this and other information is used:
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Haverhill Whitings is a free website that focuses
on deceased individuals, but occasionally refers to living people who have kindly
contributed to the site.
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Information on this site is generally obtained
either from the public domain, from genealogy database sites such as Findmypast,
Ancestry and FamilySearch, from archive centres or from contributions from
members of the public
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Permission to use contributions from members of
the public such as photographs and stories is always obtained first, and the
person who contributed is acknowledged on the page concerned sometimes with a
reference to how they are connected to the deceased individual.
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Living people are not specifically identified in
genealogy shown on the site and so are not included by name in family trees, or
on pages as children of deceased individuals.
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No information is kept on living individuals who
have contributed, other than that which is present in communication via email
or contact form.
- · This website does not use Google Analytics, but does use StatCounter.com to track 'unique visitors'. StatCounter sends a cookie to the visitors' computer. This information is collected solely to improve the service they offer and statistical purposes and is not used to identify individuals.
For any questions about information I may hold on you as a
contributor, you can email me at simonhutchison@yahoo.co.uk |