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This is pure FUD. For a forum to be GDPR compliant all you have to do is tell the user what you plan on using their data for (probably just posting to the foru
by dasil003 8y ago
This is pure FUD. For a forum to be GDPR compliant all you have to do is tell the user what you plan on using their data for (probably just posting to the forum) and give them an option to delete their account. Also, the chances of regulators coming after hobby projects is nil. A lot of people seem to be parroting these talking points that are straight out of an ad-tech lobbyists handbook. The sky is not falling, and the threat to the free internet is far less than what we are facing from ISPs.
- Mirioron 8y agoAny additional barriers to entry are still barriers to entry. These are non-technical problems that are difficult to truly grasp, because even people who do this for a living seem to disagree on many points. >Also, the chances of regulators coming after hobby projects is nil. "The regulation is okay, because we're only going to use it against the bad guys." This is not how a society based on justice is supposed to work.