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It can work the other way too. GDPR is not very complicated and a new actor would have a big advantage in designing their system to be compliant from the start.
by progre 8y ago
It can work the other way too. GDPR is not very complicated and a new actor would have a big advantage in designing their system to be compliant from the start.
- pitaj 8y agoGDPR isn't so bad, but it is pretty vague. Holding IP Addresses in server logs may or may not violate GDPR.
- pas 8y agoIP addresses work pretty well for user discrimination (sure NAT can hide many users, but then there are other signals). However if you don't store raw logs forever it should be okay.