Quote from: unabomber on April 17, 2018, 10:34:48 AM

This is not true. You may retain ownership of your content. This means that you could remove it at any time etc. If the service retains ownership, then they could redistribute your content without your permission. Example are Reddit vs Facebook, whereby facebook retains the right to redistribute your content no matter what and Reddit always allows you to delete your content.

Just because Reddit allows you to do it doesn't mean they are obliged to. You do give ownership to the website owner and if they allow you anything it is by their choice.

Quote from: TheQuin on April 17, 2018, 10:31:26 AM

GDPR is about personal data not what you post online.

Quote from: TheQuin on April 17, 2018, 10:31:26 AM

Posts are still personal data. For example GDPR allows you to request all your data and data they hold about you from a website owner. This includes your posts.

That's a strange interpretation and I look forward to the EU getting embarrassed when it proves unenforceable.

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"For U.S. companies that have a physical presence (establishment) in the EU,

So not the forum.