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OK, so to my untrained eye it looks like putting a road block for small software startups..

• nivenkos 4y ago
  Yeah, and you can bet the audits will just be some box-ticking nonsense like always.
• can16358p 4y ago
  As if GDPR hasn't put enough already.
  • gwnywg 4y ago
    I thought about that after writing my comment...
  • kwhitefoot 4y ago
    FUD. Unless you are asking for personal data that is not necessary to provide the service the GDPR doesn't affect you or require you to do anything.
    • can16358p 4y ago
      False. In many cases you might be collecting it in the first place without realizing it (e.g. Analytics). Also it's a problem for developing anything to spend a lot of thinking "would this violate GDPR" instead of actual creative thinking and development. I don't remember how many DAYS we've collectively lost in all the apps we're making, to make sure we comply with GDPR instead of focusing on productivity.
      • kwhitefoot 4y ago
        You are collecting analytics without realizing it?
• blibble 4y ago
  that's what the EU does all legislation is designed for Mittelstand (medium sized german companies) tax, privacy, communications, employment, now software this was seen with the VAT changes: it was raised that this would badly affect small companies, so they passed the legislation then penciled a meeting in for 3 years time to maybe think about small companies in general: if you're a small company: fuck you