Using Webflow and GDPR Questions / Guidance

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First of all I would like to say that I am very enthusiastic about what Webflow offers its customers. Therefore I would like to sell Webflow Hosting to my clients.

Unfortunately, it seems to be legally very problematic to use the CDN of jquery due to the GDPR in Europe.

The problem has already been described on the wishlist and was posted to the forum:

https://wishlist.webflow.com/ideas/WEBFLOW-I-1280

How Webflow handles visitor traffic and form submissions for published websites

With GDPR dominating the airwaves (and your inboxes) lately, we’ve been getting more questions around how Webflow handles site visitors and form submissions for websites running on Webflow Hosting. I wanted to address some of those concerns here. First, in regards to general website traffic: As requests come in, our servers record hashed IP address in memory only for up to 24 hours in order to prevent against brute-force attacks (that is, to prevent one computer sending thousands of request …

And I found a comment from a german lawyer confirming the problem:

jQuery.com und das Problem mit dem Datenschutz – Steiger Legal

Since this issue affects all customers from Europe, I hope for an early clarification.