Title: It looks like things have been getting worst on the GDPR front, for what I can tell.<p>I am getting messages from users telling me that that can&#x27;t use my service because things like Google Fonts and Google Analytics have been essentially made illegal in certain European countries like France, Austria and Germany, due to recent court rulings.<p>A user told me they know of people who got fined because of this.<p>Is this true? I can only find a few references here and there, but there seems to be truth to it.<p>My main question is, what did you do in your case to make your product GDPR compliant?<p>Any links to services that you used would be very helpful.<p>Here is what I did so far for compliance.<p>I generated the legal documents like terms and conditions, privacy policy etc. using a third-party document generation service, and I added a PDF with a GDPR Data Process Agreement (DPA) listing the platforms that I use (Firebase, etc).<p>I&#x27;ve set the region of my production databases to Europe.<p>To give more context if needed, I own a bootstrapped company and I&#x27;m now setting up the legal paperwork for being compliant with GDPR, the company is Belgium-based.<p>The company is an online course platform, that allows customers to create their own website, in their own custom domain.<p>So the customers could have in their websites privacy policies that are different than mine.<p>What did you do in terms of documentation and third-party services to help you make your company GDPR compliant?<p>Any services that you recommend?<p>Thank you for any insight on this matter.
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