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I also don't understand this reaction, because the guy is the developer of a chat program. It seems that if you encrypt communications and user data and do not
by jonathanstrange 8y ago
I also don't understand this reaction, because the guy is the developer of a chat program. It seems that if you encrypt communications and user data and do not sell personal data to third parties, then you comply with the GDPR. I don't see where those bureaucratic hoops come into play this developer is bemoaning.
- FranzFerdiNaN 8y agoWorst case is he really is selling personal data to third parties, and does not want to risk any fines from the EU because of it.
- lagadu 8y agoIf he's already handling the data securely and only keeping the data necessary for the service (which I doubt but we'll never know) all he has to do is: - Appoint a data protection officer (himself) - Write down the processes of how he stores data (we keep it on this database, hosted at x provider; that provider is called the data processor) and how he deletes data whenever the subject of the data requires it. That's it.