Global privacy

Global compliance framework

PostBod uses a common privacy baseline and adds jurisdiction-specific rights where a law applies. No online service can truthfully promise that every law applies in the same way to every customer or processing activity.

Effective and last updated: August 12, 2026

1. One baseline, local supplements

Our baseline covers transparency, purpose limitation, data minimization, lawful processing, security, retention, individual rights, processor oversight, international transfers, and accountable incident handling. Applicability depends on location, customer role, business thresholds, data type, audience, and processing purpose.

This framework supports readiness; it is not legal advice, a regulatory approval, or a blanket compliance certification.

2. Regional laws considered

RegionExamplesPostBod operational response
European Economic Area and United KingdomEU GDPR, UK GDPR, ePrivacy / PECRController and processor roles, legal bases, rights support, transfer mechanisms, processor terms, and prior consent for non-essential cookies.
United StatesState privacy laws including California CCPA/CPRA and other applicable state lawsNotice, access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out and appeal support where applicable; recognized opt-out signals for covered processing.
CanadaPIPEDA and applicable provincial lawsAccountability, identified purposes, meaningful consent, collection and retention limits, safeguards, access, correction, and challenge procedures.
Latin AmericaBrazil LGPD and other applicable national lawsLegal bases, transparency, data subject rights, security, processor governance, and transfer assessment.
AfricaApplicable laws including South Africa POPIA, Nigeria NDPA, Kenya DPA, and Zambia DPALawful and minimal processing, notices, data subject rights, processor controls, security, breach assessment, and cross-border safeguards.
Asia-PacificApplicable laws including Singapore PDPA, Australia Privacy Act/APPs, New Zealand Privacy Act, Japan APPI, South Korea PIPA, and India DPDP ActConsent or other lawful grounds, purpose notices, access and correction, security, retention, transfer and processor controls adapted to local requirements.
Middle EastApplicable laws including Saudi PDPL and UAE federal or free-zone regimesPurpose and lawful-basis controls, rights handling, security, processor obligations, and transfer assessment.
SwitzerlandFederal Act on Data ProtectionTransparent and proportionate processing, security, individual rights, processor governance, and cross-border safeguards.

3. Rights operations

PostBod provides a single intake at privacy@postbod.app for access, know, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, consent withdrawal, opt-out, sensitive-data limitation, and appeal requests where available. We verify requests, identify the controller, preserve required records, and respond under the applicable deadline. See Data Deletion.

4. Cookies and electronic marketing

Non-essential analytics does not load until the user chooses it where consent is required. Rejecting optional categories is as accessible as accepting them, and preferences remain available from the footer. Customers remain responsible for lawful audiences, suppression lists, direct-marketing rules, sponsored-content disclosures, and platform advertising policies. See Cookie Policy.

5. AI, profiling, and sensitive use

PostBod is intended for content operations, not decisions that determine a person's eligibility, employment, credit, housing, healthcare, education, insurance, or legal rights. Customers must assess profiling, sensitive data, biometric data, children, political advertising, and regulated-sector content before use. Human review is required for high-impact claims and publishing decisions.

6. Customer accountability

Customers decide what workspace data to provide and what to publish. They must maintain a lawful basis, required notices and consents, records of processing where required, data minimization, retention rules, rights procedures, transfer assessment, and appropriate contracts with PostBod. Industry-specific rules can add obligations beyond general privacy law.

7. Official guidance and contact

Useful primary references include the EU GDPR, UK ICO cookie guidance, California Attorney General CCPA guidance, Canada's PIPEDA principles, Australian Privacy Principles, Singapore PDPA overview, and Brazil LGPD information. Questions: privacy@postbod.app.

Questions about these terms?

Contact the PostBod team responsible for privacy and compliance.

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