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Re:How the UK's online safety bill threatens Matrix by cutemonster on Friday May 21, 2021 @01:31PM (#27237124)
> What was particullary easy implementing GDPR for you?

Deleting people's private data upon request, namely when they click a button -- in my case (unlike yours) there's not many places to delete the data from.

The most challenging thing is instead writing a DPA, and wondering what to write about inspections and auditing, in a remote only company with servers in the cloud (any thoughts about that?)

Re:How the UK's online safety bill threatens Matrix by KingOfCoders on Monday May 24, 2021 @01:13PM (#27266999)
I think auditing is an unsolved problem for now, I haven't heard of any implementation that works.

I would assume special companies will arise that do the auditing for you - and that work with AWS and GCP for you.

Re:How the UK's online safety bill threatens Matrix by cutemonster on Monday May 24, 2021 @03:38PM (#27268764)
> special companies will arise that do the auditing for you

I think so too -- I had a look at Google's DPA and it seemed to me that when one agrees to Google's DPA, one agrees to trust some Google approved companies to do the auditing for everyone (for all Google cloud customers). Maybe there's not any other way to make it work (it'd be crazy with random people in their datacenters "auditing" things)