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So you're saying user's data is worth $23052 per year?

• Kpourdeilami 8y ago
  User data could or could not be worth that much. Having a team of programmers implementing and maintaining features that make the software GDPR compliant is perhaps the biggest contributing factor the price increase
• lovich 8y ago
  Maybe, maybe not. If it's not I assume they'll be forced to lower their prices and go out of business. I don't have a problem with a company charging money for their product though. The GDPR appears to be doing its job here because it's forcing a company out of a business model that is unethical and into one that's better for society, regardless of it's better or not for the company and some of its customers
• bobcallme 8y ago
  No, that is just the cost of compliance.
• deleted 8y ago
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