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If the blog has ads on it, is it still defined as "purely personal"? If the answer is "I'm not sure", why take the risk?
by dageshi 9y ago
If the blog has ads on it, is it still defined as "purely personal"?
If the answer is "I'm not sure", why take the risk?
- DanBC 9y agoA blog with ads that isn't compliant with GDPR is probably already not compliant with PECR or DPA.
- svennek 9y agoNo, but why not skip the ads then? Either you earn pennies (and it shouldn't matter) or you should follow the commercial rules...
- dageshi 9y agoOr block everyone in the EU from your content perhaps, which would also solve the problem.
- svennek 9y agoExcept perhaps that BigCorp employees might exit their corporate network from an non-EU address, but they are still EU citizen and hence protected... If you want to block them, you would most likely have to ask them their nationality or require them to attest that they are not from within the EU...
- Mirioron 9y agoBecause those "pennies" can and do matter when your monthly income is 500 euros otherwise.