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GDPR compliance is expensive to implement correctly. It's more about data regulation than privacy. It hurts small startup firms who don't have the resources or
by hashberry 8y ago
GDPR compliance is expensive to implement correctly. It's more about data regulation than privacy. It hurts small startup firms who don't have the resources or time, and rewards large companies that do.
- Hamuko 8y ago>GDPR compliance is expensive to implement correctly It's really not unless your business model involves selling data.
- noir_lord 8y agoBasically this. We don't sell data, We make things which we sell to people. GDPR was a pain in that it was work we didn't previously have to do but it wasn't hard to comply with. FWIW I'm completely in favour of it as well, it's about damn time.
- dmitriid 8y agoNot expensive at all. It was and is much more expensive for the big companies and established players. Only use the data that you need, and you’re 90% GDPR compliant. The other 10% is making sure that you can delete data. If your startup relies on sending private data to hundreds of ad agencies and trackers, for example, it’s a good thing your startup struggles.