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But it's not really 15€/month. You still have to pick a solution that is actually compliant and then learn to use and manage it. Making a website is free, if yo
by Aerroon 6y ago
But it's not really 15€/month. You still have to pick a solution that is actually compliant and then learn to use and manage it. Making a website is free, if you know how.
Chances are that you'll buy this software as the bar owner. You are promised that everything is compliant. Years later it turns out that the software itself collected and sold PII and you're liable for the damage or that the software simply wasn't compliant after all.
Picking out cheap and subplot software that needs to adhere to nebulous requirements is not easy for a layman.
- Barrin92 6y ago>not easy for a layman a bar owner isn't a layman but a business owner, and in fact one who already has to navigate regulations around media in particular. For example if you don't get a TV license if you put a TV in your bar and show say, soccer games, you're in hot water too and everyone knows this. If you act as a service provider in a business I honestly don't know why people would be surprised that there's some caveats.
- Aerroon 6y agoThere are so many rules. It's as though the rules are specifically set up to discourage you to provide something for the community. But my point is that the €15/month solution is not actually €15/month because of the reasons I outlined.