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As much as they care about their own privacy, they do not comply article 17 of the GDPR with claiming that it they belong outside the jurisdiction. Which is false. Since if you obtain any personal info from EU Citizens, you are accountable to follow GDPR regulations.
Great website and service but takes a long time to archive a page, as if the process was being made on a small and slow Windows 95 computer.
Great. They hardly remove anything and that's what I love about them. Unlike the Wayback Machine, unethical companies cannot choose to exclude their site. So, we can ensure a company isn't lying about their past. Thank you guys, keep up the great work.
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