Many small businesses assume GDPR applies only to large enterprises. In reality, any business handling EU residents’ personal data must comply.
Common Misconceptions:
1. “We’re too small to be fined.” → Wrong. Even micro-businesses face penalties.
2. “Consent is enough.” → Not always. Lawful bases include contracts and legal obligations.
Quick Wins for Small Businesses:
1. Use GDPR-compliant website forms and cookies.
2. Keep a data inventory (what you collect, why, where it’s stored).
3. Train staff on handling personal data.
4. Appoint a Data Protection Officer (if required).
Compliance may seem overwhelming, but with a step-by-step approach, SMEs can protect customer trust and avoid fines.
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