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0 pointsdtech5y ago0 comments

Worst case they could block your site, but that's not going to happen.

Note that if it is a personal website you are not subject to GDPR. GDPR only applies to companies and organizations.

Also note that most stuff that a layperson would say is reasonable for a website to function isn't a problem in GDPR.

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jimmaswell5y ago· 1 in thread

> most stuff that a layperson would say is reasonable for a website to function isn't a problem in GDPR.

Except revenue of course.

dtechOP5y ago

You can advertise perfectly fine, just not track users to show personalized ads.

These were the norm in advertising until like 2005.

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