Deleted user
posted 4 years ago
I have a few open-source software projects that I develop on multiple large open-source software websites. I sent some GDPR-related inquiries to them to learn about how I can make my project sites GDPR-ready.
The representation of my projects that are displayed in the OSS websites' default layout is identified as the "controller" and I am a "processor". If I am a processor, wouldn't those controllers have to make me sign a DPA?
Moreover, Does that mean I am not permitted to set up the e-mail forwarding to any of my existing e-mail accounts but need to sign up for a "business-level"?
1- These websites are based in the U.S.
2- It's indeed still unclear whether an e-mail provider counts as a processor for which a DPA is needed. If it turns out it does not, the second part of the question is a non-issue."
Fields:- Secured Transactions
- Intellectual Property
- Corporate and Company
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