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Incorporating GDPR compliance is something that takes time, effort and thorough understanding of the law. In this post, we are going to show you how to create a stop-gap in your .NET Core web applications until you are able to invest time and resources into understanding your application's structure, usage of personal data, and restructuring it to conform to the GDPR. We will make a sample ASP.NET Core web application to demonstrate how to put a GDPR compliance stop-gap in place. Why should you care about GDPR? Before we get into the implementation, you should first understand roughly what the GDPR is and why you need to care about it. Put simply, the GDPR are a set of regulations that give consumers rights and protections to their personal information. In order to do business with consumers in the EU, or offer any service that uses consumer data of EU residents, you must be GDPR compliant. Failure to compliant will result in fines . Reading the GDPR primer Blockin...