@@ -14,67 +14,79 @@ <h1>Personal Information in the Datatracker</h1>
1414 the goal and the mission of the IETF as follows:
1515 </ p >
1616
17- < samp class ="preformatted small "> The goal of the IETF is to make the Internet work better.
17+ < samp class ="preformatted small "> The goal of the IETF is to make the Internet work better.
1818
1919 The mission of the IETF is to produce high quality, relevant
2020 technical and engineering documents that influence the way people
2121 design, use, and manage the Internet in such a way as to make the
2222 Internet work better. These documents include protocol standards,
2323 best current practices, and informational documents of various kinds.
24- </ samp >
24+ </ samp >
25+
26+ <!-- *** NOTE ***
27+
28+ The following text has been reviewed by legal counsel (Thomas Zych)
29+ on Thu, 26 Apr 2018 17:24:03 -0400
30+
31+ *** DO NOT CHANGE WITHOUT LEGAL REVIEW ***
32+ -->
2533
2634 < p >
2735
28- In order to fulfil its mission, the IETF provides ways to distribute
29- drafts, discuss them, ballot them, and otherwise process them to the
30- point where they are considered ready for publication.
36+ In order to fulfil its mission, the IETF provides various ways to distribute
37+ and discuss Internet-Drafts, and otherwise process them until there is
38+ consensus that they are ready for publication.
3139
3240 </ p >
3341 < p >
3442
35- This makes the information in the draft documents, as well as
36- contributions related to the draft documents and their processing, as
43+ This makes the information in the content of the draft documents, as well
44+ as contributions related to the draft documents and their processing as
3745 laid out in the "< a href ="https://www.ietf.org/about/note-well/ "> Note
3846 Well</ a > " statement, of legitimate interest to the IETF when it pursues
3947 its mission; not only in general terms, but specifically under Article
40- 6(1) f) of < a href ="https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32016R0679#d1e1888-1-1 ">
48+ 6(1) f) of
49+ < a href ="https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32016R0679#d1e1888-1-1 ">
4150 EU's General Data Protection Regulation </ a > .
4251
4352 </ p >
4453 < p >
4554
4655 The datatracker treats all personal information derived from draft documents and
47- documents published as RFC accordingly, as well as personal information derived from
48- processing draft documents through the IETF process. This includes author names,
56+ documents published as RFC, as well as personal information derived from
57+ processing draft documents through the IETF procedures, in accordance with
58+ applicable law, including the GDPR. This includes author names,
4959 email addresses and other address information provided in draft documents or as
5060 contact information for IETF roles such as Working Group chairs, secretaries,
5161 Area Directors and other roles.
5262
5363 </ p >
5464 < p >
5565
56- There is however personal information held in the datatracker which
57- is not considered covered by Legitimate Interest. This information
58- requires Consent for its storage and processing, and the person it
59- relates to may at any time request its removal. This includes:
66+ There is however additional personal information held in the datatracker that
67+ is used for other purposes. This information requires the consent of the
68+ individuals whose information is stored and processed which IETF secures
69+ through various means, and the person it relates to may at any time request
70+ its correction or removal. This includes:
6071
6172 </ p >
6273
6374 < ul >
64- < li > Personal photo </ li >
65- < li > Personal biography</ li >
66- < li > Personal email addresses not derived from IETF contributions</ li >
75+ < li > Personal photograph or other likeness; </ li >
76+ < li > Personal biography; </ li >
77+ < li > Personal email addresses not derived from IETF contributions; and </ li >
6778 < li > Personal account login information</ li >
6879 </ ul >
6980
7081 < p >
7182
72- Most of this information can be edited on their < a
73- href ="/accounts/profile/ "> Account Info</ a > page by anybody with an
83+ Most of this information can be edited on the individual's
84+ < a href ="/accounts/profile/ "> Account Info</ a > page by anybody with an
7485 account. If the datatracker holds such information about a person, and
7586 they don't have an account, a request to the < a
7687 href ="mailto:ietf-action@ietf.org "> IETF secretariat</ a > to change or
77- remove the information will be honoured.
88+ remove the information will be honoured to the extent feasible and legally
89+ permitted.
7890
7991 </ p >
8092
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