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If he doesn't collect any personal data (with Google Analytics for example), GDPR and ePrivacy do not apply to his business
by hadrien01 6y ago
If he doesn't collect any personal data (with Google Analytics for example), GDPR and ePrivacy do not apply to his business
- closeparen 6y agoA normal Wordpress install would have an httpd access log and a user registration system (with email verification and password reset) for comments.
- Grumbledour 6y agoBoth are fine with GDPR as long as you disclose them somewhere. That can of course be a problem if you have insufficient technical knowledge. Does WordPress come with a page disclosing this by default? Of course, the server access log is not really their business, just the opt-in email. So I guess the webhoster needs to educate its customers if they store server logs? This can all get kind of complicated if you don't know what you are doing.