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It's fine to have a philosophy, yes, but if GDPR and the right to be forgotten is not taken seriously enough[0] by a founder of a young product I'll have a hard
by whilenot-dev 2y ago
It's fine to have a philosophy, yes, but if GDPR and the right to be forgotten is not taken seriously enough[0] by a founder of a young product I'll have a hard time to see anything beyond just a mere marketing piece without any liability.
[0]: see sibling comment
- freediver 2y agoKagi takes GDPR seriously. My personal relaxed attitude (also taken out of context) is due to the fact that we do not need or sell customer data, and have nothing to hide. Transaction with Kagi is as simple as it can be - you pay to be our customer, and we try to give you the best web search results. Happy to address any issues related to GDPR that you think are not already addressed by our privacy policy.