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# Data Protection (Virtual event)

Privacy is important in nowadays digital world! We take it very serious and if you have further questions please let us know.

**Could you give me more information about AVG/data protection?** \
Let's Get Digital is a fully protected environment. People decide for themselves what information they want to share. A user has to accept the privacy policy when entering the virtual environment for the first time if this is enabled in the settings.

There are a variety of privacy settings available to both users and admins. Users have the following settings in the app they can choose from:

* **Default** - Custom privacy settings set by the admin are applied.
* **Profile hidden** - All information on your profile is hidden from other users (Unless connected)
* **Basic** - Only a users name and profile picture are visible (Unless connected)
* **Profile visible** - The information on your profile is available to all users.

Admins with access to the admin panel can create [custom privacy settings](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/settings/general-settings-app-+-vp-1/privacy-settings-app-+-vp#custom-privacy) that users can select among the other options listed above.&#x20;


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