Airtable GDPR updates
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Airtable GDPR updates

Privacy and security have always been the foundation of Airtable's approach to product development and business, and we continuously evaluate all our practices in an effort to safeguard your information as effectively as possible.

In that vein, in order to address individual privacy rights regulation in the EU—The General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”)—we're rolling out a series of updates to our policies, including the Airtable Privacy Policy and the options we provide for managing the data you keep in Airtable.

What is GDPR?

On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will officially take effect. For European individuals, GDPR expands their data privacy rights and gives them more power to control their data. For companies that process the personal data of these European individuals, GDPR requires compliance with a new set of regulations.

GDPR outlines specific requirements that these companies must satisfy, as well as specific rights that European individuals can exercise with these companies. Further information on GDPR is available on the European Union’s official website.

New and updated policies and data protection offerings

In order to best meet the needs of our European users and of businesses that use Airtable to process the personal data of EU citizens, we've introduced the following new and updated policies and offerings:

  • Data Processing Agreements are available upon request. DPAs include standard contractual clauses (“Model Clauses”) that are the mechanism for GDPR-compliant data transfer.
  • We've introduced a streamlined process to request the permanent deletion of bases and workspaces prior to the standard retention period.
  • We've appointed a Data Protection Officer.

For additional details on all of these updates, you can read the support article or contact privacy@airtable.com.

Updates to our privacy policy

We've added additional language to our privacy policy in order to reinforce our commitment to privacy, security, and confidentiality and address new privacy regulations such as GDPR. The privacy policy that will be effective May 25, 2018 can be found at https://airtable.com/privacy.

Questions?

More information about these and future GDPR-related updates can be found in this support article. If you have further questions, please reach out to privacy@airtable.com.

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