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Sounds like there could be an opportunity here for a GDPR noncompliant analytics product. Personally, my customers are in the United States and I don't want amb
by justinzollars 3y ago
Sounds like there could be an opportunity here for a GDPR noncompliant analytics product. Personally, my customers are in the United States and I don't want ambiguity in my analytics because of Lawyers who reside outside of my jurisdiction.
- LunaSea 3y agoIf your customers are of a European nationality you will need to comply as well.
- mpeg 3y agoTechnically correct, but arguable... There are lots of UK and EU-based companies that blatantly breach the GDPR and get away with it as the regulatory bodies don't have the resources to chase after every breach at home, let alone abroad. Unless you are a huge company or have a significant amount of customers in the UK/EU it's probably okay to ignore the GDPR.