I have a legal question:Often I see in Privacy Policies and Terms of Conditions the point/field entitled: Holder of the treatment.Usually in the Holder of the treatment field, websites puts their own physical street address / office address, and sometimes the holder puts his own name in that field.So is it officially needed, or is it just something I can avoid adding into such legal texts?NB: I'm Italian, so I need to follow Italian laws.I only found this link: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titolare_del_trattamento_dei_dati  But it's in Italian so sorry, and I can't understand if I need to put the holder of the treatment in legal text.
Privacy Policy & Terms - Holder of the treatment
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I'm the founder of a service for generating privacy policies, which happens to be based in Italy, so I know very well Italian laws on the topic.In your case and according to Italian laws, the Data Controller - Titolare del Trattamento in Italian - must be mentioned in the privacy policy (or by any other means of informing the data subject/user about its personal data), as of Art. 13.1.f (dlgs 196/2003), which states that the data subject (commonly the user) must be informed about the Data Controller's identification details.Feel free, anyway, to use our service to avoid the pain of studying privacy laws in depth in order to comply with them :)