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Not OP but if you have user accounts you suddenly have legal responsibilities (in Europe) to follow GDPR rules etc…

• ThunderSizzle 5y ago
  The easy solution there is to just ban European users if it's just a hobby project and your concerned about that. Probably not the solution that GDPR would prefer.
  • aquarin 5y ago
    And if your users are Europeans?
  • kybernetikos 5y ago
    That's not as easy a solution as it appears - the GDPR isn't the only piece of personal data legislation in the world. If your strategy is to keep track of all the places that place responsibilities on you for collecting personal data and reject users from those locations then, you need to be looking at every state in the USA (Californian citizens have a consitutional right to privacy), and many countries across the world have various data protection laws.