With only a couple of dates to go until GDPR comes into force, companies are scrambling to comply. However some are doing terrible jobs! Feel free to submit your own stories! On Twitter https://twitter.com/ow, or emailing gdpr@owened.co.nz
I literally came to product hunt right after I finished reading an article at Techcrunch and before that I gave my consent without reading...Now Ive seen this and I'm trying to find, where I can go and opt out. LET ME TELL YOU, it's not easy so, if anyone knows how, help pls.
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@gokcetosun I did the same. If you figure it out please share!
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"You had two years to be compliant."
This is fair criticism for US-based Fortune 500s, corporations, tech companies, and startups who weren't prepared for GDPR.
However, there are far more websites out there that belong to small businesses, sole proprietors, and mom-n-pop companies who have no idea what GDPR is, whether or not it affects them, and if so -- how to go about addressing it. It's not like some universal internet entity communicated anything to them. And they don't have in-house legal departments to sort through all of the regulations.
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why aren't you anonymizing IP address through Google Analytics?
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