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Europe’s GDPR privacy law is headed for red tape bonfire within ‘weeks’
(www.politico.eu)
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It's super easy to be GDPR compliant. It just costs money.
Especially if youre actively making it much more difficult to implement than is necessary!
In theory you just need to have a way for people to contact you, like an email address. And then when you get an email you just need to handle their data according to the GDPR rules.
I have a website with user data and I'm perfectly GDPR compliant, just by having an email address available for contact and manually deleting their data if they ask for it.