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Privacy Notice Generator for Mexico

Generate a comprehensive privacy notice compliant with Mexico's Federal Data Protection Law (LFPDPPP). Customized for your business. Ready to publish.

Every business in Mexico that collects personal data is legally required to have a privacy notice (Art. 15, LFPDPPP).

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Everything about privacy notices in Mexico

Mexico's Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP), in effect since July 2010, requires every individual or legal entity that collects personal data in Mexico to provide data subjects with a privacy notice.

There are three types of privacy notices under the LFPDPPP Regulations: the comprehensive notice (full version for websites or contracts), the simplified notice (condensed version for limited spaces), and the short notice (for printed forms or phone). Our generator creates the comprehensive notice, which is the most complete and what your website needs.

Penalties for non-compliance range from 100 to 320,000 times the daily minimum wage (approximately $1.6 million to $51 million pesos). INAI (National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information, and Data Protection) is the enforcement authority.

Frequently asked questions

Does my business need a privacy notice?
Yes. Every individual or legal entity in Mexico that collects personal data (name, email, phone, etc.) is required by the LFPDPPP to have a privacy notice. This includes restaurants, clinics, stores, firms, and any business with customers.
What happens if I don't have a privacy notice?
INAI can impose fines of up to 320,000 times the daily minimum wage (over $51 million pesos). Additionally, your customers can file formal complaints with INAI if they feel their data isn't protected.
Is this generator free?
Yes, it's 100% free. It uses AI to generate a comprehensive privacy notice customized for your business. We recommend having a lawyer review it before publishing.
Can I use the generated notice directly?
The generated notice is an excellent starting point. Fill in the data in [brackets] with your actual information and we recommend a legal review before publishing.
Where should I publish my privacy notice?
It should be available on your website (usually in the footer), on your contact forms, and at any point where you collect personal data. You should also have it physically available at your premises if you serve the public.
What are ARCO rights?
ARCO stands for Access, Rectification, Cancellation, and Opposition. These are the rights the LFPDPPP grants every person over their personal data. Your privacy notice must explain how data subjects can exercise these rights.