How do I add a GDPR consent checkbox to the email address question for a quiz?

@martinuk - whether it is your website or your typeform, if you collect ANYTHING about an individual that is covered by the GDPR, you should understand the impact to your organization and have a lawyer review what you are putting out there for the world to read

@martinuk - you can use typeform for anything you want to … the GDPR issue is a basic business issue and NOT typeform-driven. checking with lawyer is a business issue, not a typeform issue.. 

here is a blog post that goes over some of the basics that you need to consider when making your website/business GDPR compliant https://www.codeinwp.com/blog/gdpr-compliance/

ANY compliance-related issue, not just GDPR - it could be health data related (ie HIPAA in the US) or simply the contact details of anyone from the EU that has purchased something from your organization, whether online or in a brick and mortar store - should be reviewed with your legal advisor to make sure you are ‘doing it right’ 

check out the templates that Typeform has here: https://www.typeform.com/templates/

in terms of ‘covering your backside’ from any lawsuits or legal actions, your data governance polices inside your organization should cover what data you store, where and how you treat it from security, privacy, etc. perspectives. Especially customer, vendor or any other external party data 

if you are using forms internally to your own processes, with internal data, you should be ok - this is not to be construed as a legal opinion, just info for education, entertainment and discussion purposes.