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It's more like a hall of shame, unless you were doing something bad with user data on purpose you should have covered 90% of the GDPR anyway. A few things migh
by oneplane 8y ago
It's more like a hall of shame, unless you were doing something bad with user data on purpose you should have covered 90% of the GDPR anyway.
A few things might have been missed because they are not super common:
1. Data export
2. DPO or DPO-ish person (which simply might be you, the developer)
3. Actually writing down somewhere what data you store, how, where and why (which is a lot easier to do than you'd think -- again unless you are trying to hide that on purpose)