The Legal Dimension of Hosting Architecture
The choice of hosting for a gaming platform is not a technical decision but a legal precondition: where the server is located and who is registered as the controller directly determines what the Law on Personal Data Protection demands. Georgian law builds two axes here: the Georgian connection of a controller registered abroad, and the procedure for transferring data abroad. The legal assessment of hosting jurisdictions is built precisely on these two axes.
In practical terms this means: before a jurisdiction is chosen, three questions must conditionally be asked — where is the controller registered, does it use technical means located in Georgia, and will data be transferred to another state. Each answer carries its own normative consequence.

