TL;DR
TL;DR
Going international means new compliance requirements. Before expanding globally, understand data residency rules (GDPR, etc.), set up regional infrastructure if needed, localize security messaging, and ensure your privacy practices work across jurisdictions.
Data Compliance 5
Infrastructure 5
Localization Security 4
Do I need GDPR compliance if I'm not in the EU?
Yes, if you have EU users. GDPR applies to anyone processing data of EU residents, regardless of where you're located. It's also a good baseline for privacy practices globally.
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What's data residency and when does it matter?
Some countries require that data about their residents be stored within their borders. Germany, Russia, China, and others have various requirements. Check requirements for your target markets.
How do I handle multiple privacy regulations?
Design for the strictest regulation (usually GDPR) as your baseline. Add region-specific controls (like cookie consent variations) where needed. Tools like OneTrust can help manage this complexity.
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