Privacy and GDPR at Pagely

GDPR Day is nearly upon us. The Pagely team has been working hard to address this new regulation for ourselves and our customers, and we're happy to say we have completed putting all of the pieces together to be able to adhere to the GDPR. What We've Done to Prepare for GDPR: - As a US based organization, Pagely has joined the EU/US (and Swiss) Privacy Shields showing our commitment to European privacy laws. - Updated our [Privacy Policies for customers]( and released a full [privacy transparency report](. - Written a Data Privacy Agreement available to all customers who need to document how we handle their sites’ data. - Prepared Data Transparency Reports for all Pagely customers who would like specifics on how we may handle their sites’ data. Pagely is a host that respects our customers’ privacy and our customers’ customers’ privacy. What GDPR has codified as law is not all too much to ask from any respectable company, and we're happy to see it regulated. Privacy is awesome! [MORE DETAILS ON GDPR & PAGELY]( Want to see the Data Privacy Agreement and Data Transparency Reports we put together for our customers? Just [ask our support team]( and we'll send it right over. The recent release of WordPress version 4.9.6 is being rolled out to all of our customer's sites automatically. This is a serious enough release that we would like our customers to have access to the new privacy related features with as much time before the GDPR deadline as possible. [More on that here.]( Resources for GDPR Compliance in WordPress We've been sharing resources and thoughts on GDPR on our blog, as well as around the community. Here is a roundup of important information for GDPR: [Worried about WordPress and GDPR? Start Here]( This post has been shared over 800 times and viewed over 18,000 times. It's our extremely popular roundup of how GDPR impacts WordPress users, what you can do to be compliant, and resources to stay informed. [GDPR Coming into Effect May 25th: Its Impact on US Businesses]( Scope Weekly spoke with Pagely's CTO, Joshua Eichorn, about the GDPR's significance in an overwhelmingly data-driven age. [Life Under GDPR and What It Means for Cybersecurity]( Pagely's CTO, Joshua Eichorn, published in Infosecurity Magazine on the future of cybersec under GDPR. [WordPress 4.9.6 Privacy and Maintenance Release]( The official announcement from WordPress.org. You subscribed to receive updates. If you no longer wish to be notified, [manage your settings here](. Pagely, Inc, 4729 E. Sunrise Dr. Ste 435, Tucson, AZ 85718-4535, United States [Click here to see a web copy of this email](