"The privacy policy ..... needs to show the name, address and telephone number of who runs the website ....... "
And you continued to say: " .... I'll be amending Argentina Expats' privacy policy accordingly."
I'll be amending the Privacy Policy statement yes, but only with details that I'll be comfortable with. As you point out, I certainly don't want every weirdo out there coming to my door either.
The burden is on any entity that runs an online portal that is capable of holding the personal data of others. This forum and others for example holds members' email addresses, which is personal data.
The privacy policy which is usually shown at the foot of most pages therefore needs to show the name, address and telephone number of who runs the website and I'll be amending the Argentina Expats' privacy policy accordingly.
Quite how they are going to police GDPR is another matter, although it does put the ball in the consumers' court much more than before.
Yes, this has put the much maligned Tapatalk in a bit of a quandary.
