I'm absolutely glad to heard that (about CloudFlare).
The GDPR is becoming a "I'm doing the right thing" checkbox. At least with the European rule, we data-drained Americans can rely that these services might cost more, but we retain our rights.
Lack of will have to be scrutinized. Smaller places may make the determination based upon reasonable answers, or be malicious. Facebook/Google/Etc wouldn't exist in their current forms if there was strong privacy rules in place.
The GDPR is becoming a "I'm doing the right thing" checkbox. At least with the European rule, we data-drained Americans can rely that these services might cost more, but we retain our rights.
Lack of will have to be scrutinized. Smaller places may make the determination based upon reasonable answers, or be malicious. Facebook/Google/Etc wouldn't exist in their current forms if there was strong privacy rules in place.