No dog in this fight, as an American who has spent his entire adult life in Japan, but if I had been subject to this regulatory suite when founding my first business I would have just opted not to start.https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1014367940148260864 …
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GDPR is great. It doesn’t mandate checkbox-compliance; it says you need to comply with privacy best practices and you can’t do stuff with people’s data without their consent. The only checkbox things are a Data Protection Officer and not hiding your privacy policy in your T&Cs.
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Fundamentally: GDPR is not a burden on a well-run business that cares about user privacy.
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Assuming you don't take a maximalist interpretation of the law, GDPR compliance is decently straightforward for small CRUD shops. Like big chunks of it are a couple CRs and maybe some engineer time mucking around in the ORM.
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If this whole cybersecurity thing doesn't work out maybe I should hire out as a GDPR consultant.
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Very true, BigCo loves checklists. Big checklists.
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This is so true, and doubly true of GDPR - as that fact is enshrined in the law itself. You are only GDPR compliant if all your parent companies and sub vendors are GDPR compliant.
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GDPR as a supplier ("processor") absolutely is in the contract, that's the law. But equally - it's £45 registration and some security thinking. You can't opt out of security, GDPR or not...
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