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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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not true :)
any EU citizen signing up on your server is still protected by GDPR.
this is why many US based sites decided to just not bother and cut off EU visitors to their sites (I mainly run into this with news sites)
Hmm interesting. I guess this should go on the dev's todo list, if its not already there.
do bees be?
do bees be?