Emails from clients and GDPR
<p>I created a website for a friend's company that has no user account feature, it is only meant to be an online catalog for prices. The only user data we might receive are data that users fill in the contact form (name, surname, phone number and email) which we receive by email in the official website's mailbox.
Is this website concerned by GDPR?
Are data received through the contact form considered "personnal data" as GDPR mention?</p>

<p>Names, phone numbers and email are indeed personal data. This has already been established in European jurisprudence prior to the introduction of the GDPR.  Even IP addresses are (do you keep logs?).</p>

<p>Since the name and contact details are provided by the customer in order to initiate communications, you can keep them for a while. But please note that you can't be sure that the details are entered truthfully, so you should remove this data if the person does not respond via either phone or email.</p>

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