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Turn it around, if you don't keep any user identifiable data (including logs etc), then the jurisdiction where the servers are doesn't really matter.
by phillipseamore 6y ago
Turn it around, if you don't keep any user identifiable data (including logs etc), then the jurisdiction where the servers are doesn't really matter.
- sova 6y agoThat's what I was thinking. At the very least there will be NginX or Apache access logs with IP addresses and times -- but maybe simply purging this or not holding it would be fine to achieve the same privacy. However, makes it hard to prevent malicious actors from DDOS'ing and stuff without knowing at least that much, and users could use a VPN.