The use and disclosure of personal information, including names and email addresses, is subject to data protection and privacy laws, which can vary depending on your jurisdiction. Generally, businesses are required to obtain explicit consent from individuals before sharing their personal information with third parties or for purposes other than those for which the information was collected.
If there is no language in your terms and conditions or privacy policy regarding the use of ticket holder information, it’s essential to ensure that your clients obtain informed consent from ticket holders before sharing or using their personal information in any way that goes beyond the originally stated purpose (e.g., for marketing or third-party promotions).
Events should regularly consider updating their terms and conditions or privacy policy to include clear language about the collection, use, and sharing of personal information, as well as providing an opt-in or opt-out mechanism for ticket holders to express their preferences.
The ParadeSmart team members are not legal experts. Consulting with a legal expert who specializes in data protection and privacy laws in your specific jurisdiction is highly advisable to ensure compliance with all applicable regulations.
