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He probably means its just another factor in why there's very few startups/innovative companies in Europe. I did consulting and for a fair amount of projects w
by robswc 3y ago
He probably means its just another factor in why there's very few startups/innovative companies in Europe.
I did consulting and for a fair amount of projects where we had to block all European traffic while GDPR compliance was sorted out. There was almost never anything we had to actually do/change but the threat was looming and it was easier to just not take the risk.
- smarx007 3y agoThat's a totally legit way of "complying" with GDPR. An unacceptable way to do this is to present a consent screen that restricts access if consent is denied but allows access otherwise (looking at you, Washington Post, but at least they provide an option to pay for a privacy-respecting experience). Cf §43.2 https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-43/ https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-43/