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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDP) came into effect in 2018. It aims to put more controls on how organizations manage the personal data of their EU-based users. Global companies still have to comply with the regulations if any of their customers are EU citizens or residents. The fines can reach 4% of a company’s global revenue. The penalties for noncompliance are steep, and all SaaS companies could be checked for compliance with GDPR in the future. For example, even …

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