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Having your own website is not going to fix democracy, or capitalism, but it makes a political statement. It says "I want to carve my own space on the web" and I think this is a radical act. It was when I originally said this in 2022, and I mean it even more today. localghost.dev/blog/this-pa...

Definitely agree to you all. But how do you deal with legal stuff? I am talking about privacy policies, cookie banners etc. These are all things that you can get a fine for if you don't do it properly.

If you don't deal with user data you don't need a privacy policy, and you only need a cookie banner if you use cookies that store non-essential information

In Germany, the IP address counts as user data. Most servers log IP addresses. That's why basically everybody needs a privacy policy except for private websites clearly meant for private use. Meaning strangers can't access websites. So, all websites that want German visitors need a privacy policy.

Could you point me to some providers that don't log these things by default?