Yup. The GDPR is literally a regulation, not a directive. A directive is implemented into national law while a regulation is enforced as is and supersedes national legislation.
Yours is exactly the kind of scenario I find very interesting and will evaluate in my research. While it's important to protect individual right to privacy, it's also very important for the EU to make entrepreneurship as approachable as possible to truly boost economic growth.
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Too bad 8/10 of your contacts have automatic backups to iCloud or Google Drive enabled. Kind of defeats the idea of "end-to-end". More like end-to-end-to-cloud.
Now I reversed the app back to where it was at first; fast and only searches "hash+plainstring". Now the results include all the hash databases too. The server IP gets banned from time to time, but the IP should be dynamic, so the bans won't last forever.
I could use Yahoo, but it doesn't find nearly as much hashes as Google.
Dev here. The red results are because of Google's limitation for searches from one IP. Now, I wrote the app again, but instead of scraping the Google results, I used the official Google search API. This way there should not be any limits whatsoever. It works like a charm, BUT the API excludes the biggest hash databases from the results (of course...), so the results can be green even though a cracked hash has been found.
