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Although I dislike this solution for 99% of websites out there, there are valid short term reasons to use this solution. Imagine e.g. a user survey on a US Uni
by therealmarv 8y ago
Although I dislike this solution for 99% of websites out there, there are valid short term reasons to use this solution.
Imagine e.g. a user survey on a US University which saves data not in a GDPR compliant format. Why should this very local small group website be GDPR compliant when it's almost 100% sure it's only used from the US?
OK, but now I ask myself what happens if a Europe exchange student also participates...
- bjpbakker 8y ago> Why should this very local small group website be GDPR compliant when it's almost 100% sure it's only used from the US Because it’s the least one should do regarding privacy. When not mandated by law, doesn’t mean you don’t have to do the right thing. Many companies that sell your data are complaining at the moment because they have to come clean about their malpractice. Don’t let them distract you from the compnies that always did the right thing and were gdpr complient before the laws were written.
- RobertRoberts 8y agoIf a European exchange student participates, it does not automatically export their native laws to the US, and supersede them.