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Do you not see this is such a slippery slope? It is basically a "think of the children" justification. What happens when a country decides to imposes its laws o
by danieltillett 9y ago
Do you not see this is such a slippery slope? It is basically a "think of the children" justification. What happens when a country decides to imposes its laws on the EU and demand that data in the EU is removed or blocked that it doesn't like. The idea of the GDPR is good, it just is being implemented in a terrible way.
- majewsky 9y ago> What happens when a country decides to imposes its laws on the EU and demand that data in the EU is removed or blocked that it doesn't like. I suspect that has happened before. The tool to resolve these disputes is called diplomacy.
- danieltillett 9y agoNot much diplomacy going on with the EU, more "this is our law and we apply and we will fine you if you don’t follow".