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You already had to comply with many other complex laws, like copyrights, trademarks and so on. I don’t see why a privacy law is anything different or special.

• closeparen 9y ago
  >many other complex laws It takes 30 seconds to find out whether your identifier violates a trademark. Your content is trivially not a copyright violation if you created it yourself. Hobby projects are not debating the finer points of fair use and whether the conflicting name is for a sufficiently different kind of business to avoid confusion. But every HTTP server handles personal data, and a web-based tool with a database backend especially so, so all the subtlety of GDPR is in play.
  • outsideoflife 9y ago
    > But every HTTP server handles personal data But not all of them have a good reason to log it. /dev/null
    • Karunamon 9y ago
      Hard disagree. Abuse prevention, performance metrics. Httpd logs are a basic and necessary tool.