Someone brought this up on facebook so thought I’d ask here?
What do you mean good with GDPR?
ETN should have assigned a Data Protection Officer whom would define their strategy and implementation. If they are not compliant then they will be liable for a hefty fine. ETN is a young and lean company so it should have implemented something by now. Time will tell though 
Electroneum is young but I doubt that they don’t look everything trough with lawyers and such to make sure everything is alright before hand to make sure it is by the book and the rules 
Well true, but it’s good marketing to show that you are GDPR compliant. They work with Amazon which are supposed to be a GDPR compliant provied, but they do have issues to solve still I think.
Perhaps is good if Richard explains the situation here.
