ShareSF Guides: Privacy Notice
  • Introduction
  • When Should I Have a Privacy Notice?
  • How To: Create or Update a Privacy Notice
    • Step 1: People & Approach
    • Step 2: Develop the Content
    • Step 3: Check the Language
    • Step 4: Test, Roll Out, and Review
  • Final Note: Preference Management and Consent
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Final Note: Preference Management and Consent

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Preference Management

It is a best practice to allow individuals to manage their preferences and to prevent their data being shared where they have a choice. Preference management allows people to alter digital settings, so that they are able to clearly indicate that they agree to certain uses or disclosures of their data.

Building individuals’ awareness and confidence in preference management tools is likely to make them more informed and better placed to engage with messages about what is happening to their information and how to manage it.

Examples

Below are examples of privacy notices:

DataSF's Privacy Notice for a website
HIPAA Model Notices
A review of use of plain language in private sector privacy notices