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I do not, but I have worked on compliance with data protection long enough to know unequivocally that your lawyers are wrong.

I know that they are gonna go down in a few years, this isnt permanent I agree with you. Perhaps in 3-5 years at max or maybe even less time

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Assuming you actually have attorneys, then you have ones that seemingly are both unfamiliar with the GDPR and seemingly unable to parse statutes and understand their meaning.

I'm good we have full attorneys that are specialists in GDPR who say otherwise. Do you have a law degree?

Do you want to send me over a work order? $1500 per day. And given how sketchy you seem, that'll be $1500 before the work takes place.

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And as I explained yesterday, this section means the exact opposite to what you clearly believe it means.

We only need to be compliant if we provide goods or services to the data subjects. Below is the law right from their site. We're not providing goods or services as we just haven't deleted the data

@VeloxMedia you, Eric from US, do you need to be GDPR compliant in your own country? Or the law just applies just in your favor?

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good lord, $2 per month for a BNC? You could run your own for 2 years at TierHive for that price!

this could also be of interest to german tax authorities and may perhaps arouse the interest of competitors...

in this case, a dubious construction is chosen in order to conceal something. T

be 17.15% in transaction fees. For a €5 top-up, we would “only” pay around 9.4% in fees, which is still more than enough.

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