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Add hints under the Apply buttons #9

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hantuzun opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 2 comments
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Add hints under the Apply buttons #9

hantuzun opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 2 comments
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Under the Apply buttons there should be such small notices:

<p class="small text-muted text-center mt-2">By applying, you agree to the <a href="#" style="color:black">Terms of Service</a> and <a href="#" style="color:black">Privacy Policy</a></p>

Example screenshot:

Screen Shot 2020-03-26 at 18 47 38

Use the same css class for these links and the 3 links at the footer.

@hantuzun hantuzun changed the title Add a hint under the Apply buttons Add hints under the Apply buttons Mar 26, 2020
@hantuzun hantuzun added this to the Public Launch milestone Mar 27, 2020
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hantuzun commented Apr 8, 2020

We need to be complying with the privacy requirements from all around the world such as GDPR and California Civil Code Section 1798.83.

This notice will be a part of this compliance.

We have two decisions to do research on:

  • Do we need to add a checkbox? AFAIK GDPR requires explicit consent such as checking a box. Twitter and Facebook do not show them on their signup flows to me but I'm not a GDPR subject.
  • If a hint would suffice, could we place it under the button?

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house92 commented Apr 8, 2020

@hantuzun When I previously worked on a public checkout system, a simple checkbox was added to the form to confirm that the user was 18 or older, without which confirmation the user could not proceed to the next stage of the flow. So yeah, your suggestion of a checkbox next to the button sounds like the right way to go for GDPR - actually placing it above the button would feel more natural, as the button should express finality

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