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The law created a market, so there are 15€/month off-the-shelf solutions to this issue.
by pyrale 6y ago
The law created a market, so there are 15€/month off-the-shelf solutions to this issue.
- josephcsible 6y agoYou make it sound like that's cheap, but it's equivalent to having to replace the router every 3 months.
- pyrale 6y agoI don't intend to make it sound cheap or expensive, I simply point out that people without the knowhow can access out of the box solutions if necessary. For comparison, the internet access itself is usually around 30€/month.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoWhat til you hear how much these places spend on soap for mandatory cleanings.
- imhoguy 6y agoAnd then monthly or yearly fee for GDPR review/handling too. Don't forget handing over GDPR form to your customer together with latte. Europe becomes tough place to make any activity, not even talking about business.
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoYou could not sell your users data, then you don't need to collect it, then you barely need to worry about GDPR. You are allowed to sell coffee without invading your customer's privacy. Shocking I know /s.
- OkGoDoIt 6y agoBut you are required to collect user info for them to use WiFi, so that implies you also have to deal with related GDPR compliance hassle for that data
- pyrale 6y agoGDPR doesn't apply to this storage of data since it's regulatory. Besides, these services are all-inclusive, you're sold a GDPR-compliant solution.
- corty 6y agoGDPR does apply. You do not need any agreement from your guests or another reason, because the data collection is required by law. But you still have to deal with GDPR requirements around deletion (after you don't need it anymore), access (give it to the wrong person without the appropriate paperwork and you are on the hook), security (have a breach or a unhappy employee and...), notification, data protection officer, inquiries etc.