Arguing the EU is overreaching in demanding basic protections its citizens data, and that the only people who support it are... rioters (?) is a pretty vacuous and idiotic argument to make.
If you're making something that stores personally identifiable information outside of what you need, and don't care enough to secure it or offer ways for a user to manage that data then yes, take it down. Good riddance.
Or, just don't store that data in the first place. If you're storing usernames, passwords and the like then you have nothing to worry about.
If you're making something that stores personally identifiable information outside of what you need, and don't care enough to secure it or offer ways for a user to manage that data then yes, take it down. Good riddance.
Or, just don't store that data in the first place. If you're storing usernames, passwords and the like then you have nothing to worry about.