WaiverSign Q&A on How to Avoid Fines and Lawsuits Stemming from New Privacy Laws

SALT LAKE CITY - March 30, 2023 - PRLog -- A recent online Washington Post story headline reads: "Your therapist is on TikTok. Will your therapy session end up there too?"

This may be an extreme example of a potential invasion of privacy, says Brandon Lake, CEO of WaiverSign. His company is an established online waiver software (https://www.waiversign.com/) provider serving a wide array of industries including tourism, fitness, health and beauty, and events.

"Ensuring our customers understand the privacy policies around the data they gather on waivers and similar agreements is extremely important to us," adds Lake. "If companies and not-for-profits policies ignore privacy safeguards, such failures can result in fines starting at $2,500 per website visitor. So, this is a really big deal."

With six new privacy laws coming out at the start of this year and more to come, WaiverSign (https://www.waiversign.com/) recently hosted a webinar to help any business that collects personal information from website visitors, either through analytics, lead forms, registration, or by the signing of waivers, to address privacy concerns now.

Watch the webinar here or read a full transcript: https://www.waiversign.com/webinar/privacy-laws-how-to-avoid-fines-lawsuits

Here are a few of the questions highlighted from the webinar:

Q: Why are we talking about privacy laws now?

Q: How is this deficiency being addressed?

Q: Do these laws protect consumers or businesses?

Q: What is personally identifiable information (PII)?

Q: What is a privacy policy?

Q: What do privacy laws require?

Q: What are some repercussions of avoiding the laws?

Q: What should a privacy policy disclosure include?

For individuals and businesses wanting to discuss compliance with these new privacy laws and review the solutions recommended by WaiverSign please go online and submit this request form: https://www.waiversign.com/contact, or call 877.741.7705.

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Dave Wiggins: 720.301.3822 / dave@travelnewssource.com (about:blank)