Do you actually think the only way to respect users privacy is to comply with GDPR? That is an absurd and narrow minded opinion. Do you also actually believe that the entire regulation is reflected in your two line comment?
Listen, you’ve said higher up the thread that you are plan to spread FUD about all companies that don’t comply with GDPR as a marketing strategy for your own product. I don’t see how anybody here could possibly take you seriously. GDPR is going to have a lot of unintended consequences, and people aren’t going to be happy with all of them. One of them is that small to medium sized companies will reconsidering doing business in the EU, another is that the scope of the legislation is especially anti-competitive for small EU based businesses. There’s been a lot of FUD going around HN recently that the only reasons a company would plan to pull out of the EU are hysteria and malevolence. That’s not true, and for many companies this is just a simple business decision.
Listen, you’ve said higher up the thread that you are plan to spread FUD about all companies that don’t comply with GDPR as a marketing strategy for your own product. I don’t see how anybody here could possibly take you seriously. GDPR is going to have a lot of unintended consequences, and people aren’t going to be happy with all of them. One of them is that small to medium sized companies will reconsidering doing business in the EU, another is that the scope of the legislation is especially anti-competitive for small EU based businesses. There’s been a lot of FUD going around HN recently that the only reasons a company would plan to pull out of the EU are hysteria and malevolence. That’s not true, and for many companies this is just a simple business decision.