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There isn't really that much overhead, especially if you keep the GDPR in mind from the beginning. The big costs happen at older and larger companies that had v
by KozmoNau7 9y ago
There isn't really that much overhead, especially if you keep the GDPR in mind from the beginning. The big costs happen at older and larger companies that had very lax procedures before.
I bet it will not inhibit startups in the EU.
- zaarn 9y agoTo some part I think the GDPR is intended to make it easier for startups in Europe to compete with US services on the EU market. In recent times, being a privacy-aware service is a selling point and the EU services can easily advertise as being privacy-first to US citizens while US companies will have trouble doing so (considering SESTA/FOSTA and CLOUD act)