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GDPR article map

Which GDPR and ePrivacy articles each Privacyboard feature helps you with: policy, vendors, register, DPA, requests, privacy center and cookie consent.

Updated 3 November 20261 min read

This map shows where each feature touches the law. It is a guide to the articles, not a statement that using a feature makes you compliant.

ArticleTopicWhere Privacyboard helps
GDPR Article 5(2)Accountability: be able to demonstrate compliancePrivacy center, validated documents, consent log, request records
GDPR Article 6Legal basisLegal basis per activity in the processing register
GDPR Article 7Conditions for consent, demonstrating itCookie banner, consent log
GDPR Article 12Transparent information, handling of requests, one-month deadlinePrivacy policy, deadlines
GDPR Articles 13 and 14Information to give peoplePrivacy policy
GDPR Articles 15 to 22Rights of peoplePrivacy requests
GDPR Article 22Automated decision-makingGuided questions in the privacy policy
GDPR Article 26Joint controllersJoint controller role in vendor roles
GDPR Article 28ProcessorsVendor roles, data processing agreement
GDPR Article 30Records of processing activitiesProcessing register
GDPR Article 33(2)Processor notifies controller of a breachBreach reporting time in the DPA
GDPR Articles 44 to 49Transfers outside the EEAData location
ePrivacy Directive Article 5(3)Consent for storing or reading information on a deviceCookie banner, blocking

#FAQ

#Does Privacyboard cover regulations other than the GDPR?

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#Do the articles change?

The articles are stable, but guidance and case law evolve. Privacyboard updates its texts when it learns of relevant changes, and flags documents that need a review.

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