How to Be a GDPR Compliant Researcher

If you don't need to know the person's name, don't put that as the file name. Or maybe you create a kind of not encrypted version, but you could actually generate something that was an identifier but wasn't connected to their name. And probably be open and upfront with what you're going to use and follow. Because I've thought about things like hot jar when it does collect lots of data. Especially if you're doing screen recordings and forms and things. You just need email addresses and data births and you've got too much data. It would be a show that, yeah, it was an audit trail again. Yeah.