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14 Feb 2025
Building GDPR-Compliant Products Without Killing UX
The engineering reality most teams discover too late. In Germany and the EU, GDPR does not kill UX. Bad architecture does. This article explains how teams build fully GDPR-compliant products that still convert, scale, and feel modern—and why most teams fail at this not because of law, but because of engineering decisions.
08 Feb 2025
Privacy-First Analytics in Europe: What Actually Works
GDPR reality without killing insight, speed, or growth. In 2025, privacy-first analytics is not only possible—it's often better than legacy setups. Learn what actually works in Europe, what breaks, and how serious teams get insight without legal risk.