The right to write, proven.

1. § 1

   One legal basis per subscription

   Proven opt-in, declared opt-in, customer or unknown origin: for every list, each contact carries the basis on which it was subscribed, with date, origin and IP address. Contacts of unknown origin only receive re-permission campaigns.

2. § 2

   The purpose of the email decides

   Soft opt-in (article L34-5 of the French code) only allows similar offers from the same brand. Mailyone enforces it: an affiliate campaign automatically excludes customers without opt-in, a brand offer excludes customers of another brand.

3. § 3

   Records, not statements

   The GDPR requires you to demonstrate consent. Every request, confirmation, objection or re-permission is recorded with the exact wording shown, the date and the IP address, and can never be altered.

4. § 4

   Pixels and clicks: the CNIL April 2026 guidance

   Open pixels and click attribution only apply to contacts who agreed to them. For everyone else, clicks are counted at campaign level, without any identifier. Every email carries a link to refuse tracking.

5. § 5

   Leaving in one click

   One-click unsubscribe from the mailbox, a per-list preference centre, a suppression list shared by all your brands. An unsubscribe is never undone by an import, an automation or an order.

6. § 6

   Erasing for good

   The right to erasure deletes the contact and its data; only a fingerprint of the address is kept to prevent re-import. Requests received by your WooCommerce shop are relayed automatically.

Mailyone enforces these rules; it does not replace legal advice suited to your situation.