adityar

I was looking to build a free app that would take, process and store photos - nothing earthshaking but solves an annoying problem. It's really more of a way for me to explore a new framework. I haven't really kept up with all the ways one can break privacy laws and I understand the need for them to protect consumers. Question is: In 2022, is it possible to just put out an app or a website without jumping through hoops to be compliant with the latest privacy laws? related question: is there a platform that helps you be compliant out of the box?

I don't want to use my name, DBA or a LLC. Is there a service that can publish my app under their name/developer account so it looks more official than it would with a person's name as seller?

I read "the intelligent investor" once a year or so to reinforce the value mindset. Are there any other books like that worth reading periodically?

I always ask "verilog" or "what is verilog" to get a sense of how the engine matches up to Google/DDG. I was curious about what others ask for the first time.

After doing some research on a market segment related to an idea, i noticed that, ever so often, a new startup tries to address the space or a subset of the space and then dies without warning and or traction. Existing solutions in that space are fragmented and not widely used and kind of limp along.

Would one consider this a sign of the lack of a market despite the obvious allure? (or) Is it a market that's ripe for consolidation?

What signs would point to one over the other?