Hi Rune,   
      
   >>The GPDR regulations applies to organizations and individuals whom processing   
   >> personal data, like name, email address, and so on in their own system.   
   >>The only exceptions from the GPDR regulations are personal data processing of   
   >> national security reasons or crime prevention.   
   >Article 2c, the regulation does not apply to the processing of personal data b   
   > a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity.   
   > Also, see recital 18, which states that if it has no connection to a   
   >professional or commercial activity, it is not in the scope of GDPR, including   
   > correspondences, holding of addresses, social networking and online activity   
   > undertaken within the context of these activities.   
      
   Thank you for the complementary answer, it louds clear.   
      
   >> Am I wrong that GPDR also apply to BBSes?   
   > If run by a private person or in a private household with no commercial or   
   > professional purpose, yes.   
      
   OK. But the end user need to know that this BBS is for personal or commercial   
   interest. If nothing specified, it may be defined as commercial purpose, or   
   defined as personal purpose. Kim provide 2 different licenses for BBBS. One   
   thing one can do with that is inform the end user at prelog, an another thing   
   is telling user the license type of BBBS (personal or commercial).   
      
   Bjarte   
      
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