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Keep in mind that if you end up with data that are protected under GDPR, merely having them puts you in a damning position. The intended owner will be fried for
by HenryBemis 7y ago
Keep in mind that if you end up with data that are protected under GDPR, merely having them puts you in a damning position. The intended owner will be fried for not protecting it adequately, but you violate GDPR since "I never agreed to you collecting, processing, etc" the data. And imagine the world of pain if you are caught with children's data.
- wolco 7y agoThe site might be if located in Europe but if it's public you are not bound by those terms as long as you don't share with Europeans.
- fiddlerwoaroof 7y agoIn the US I’d be more concerned about the CCPA.