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So I've asked around and, long story short: * iubenda is preferred for local B2C and e-commerce platforms, as it's constantly up-to-date with local legislation. It has a good customer support for a lot of legal stuff, too * some are actually using complianz.io since according to many State authorities (Germany, Italy,…
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Not sure if it's of interest, anyway I know that local web agencies choose * cookiebot (free) if the site has less than 100 pages * iubenda (pricing) if the site is any bigger I'd say that virtually every web agency here is using one of these two First time I see complianz.io, I'll ask for feedback :-)
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From what I'm reading, it sounds like he considers Cloudflare in its capacity of acting as a reverse proxy and essentially in its role of MITM; he then laments the absence of a DPA Cloudflare mentions DPA but they mean "Data Processing Addendum" rather than "Data Processing Agreement", and it's an addendum intended to…
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I've tried shortpixel for a while but I've quite easily "maxed out" their free tier during the evaluation Not the same for CF's free tiers: considering the different usage cases, I find that the plugin originally wrote by Fresta (now sold to Optimole) does an excellent job Tried Cloudflare workers too but with mixed…
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Serverian has been around long enough to know they really aren't into that sort of things (and they probably wouldn't need it) I have a couple providers in mind who have always replied solving the few tickets I raised in their first reply, even if it was something related to an absolutely unforeseeable event. Those are…
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For ccTLDs I'd advise to double-check the competent Registry; https://tld-list.com/tld/it?cur=EUR actually exposes €5.96 at Regery (no experience with them) and €6.27 at Internet.bs (I'm checking the "renew" column); OVH.ie seems at €3.99 (Registration only; Renew at €6.98) The actually lowest renewal prices are available…
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Those domains used to be actually unusable without paying another "extra fee" (something like 700-800 USD/year) to be able to delegate or administer DNS entries. The option was called "self-service domain". This was a couple of years ago, and from a quick check at both internet.bs and nic.feedback it seems it's still the…
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It was mentioned en-passant in a thread about monitoring tools a year ago (more or less) :) The web server used to have some some hiccups in some configurations, YMMV If you're into fancy, themeable htop alternatives, you may give bashtop a try. It has now a python port too, warmly recommended by the author.