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Thats what I mean; PSD2 has always been about B2B. GDPR is business to consumer and we should critique it to press for digital solutions that are meaningful for
by ErrantX 9y ago
Thats what I mean; PSD2 has always been about B2B. GDPR is business to consumer and we should critique it to press for digital solutions that are meaningful for consumers.
As to the desktop app business; well sure but my hope is we build to this sort of thing. No harm is starting somewhere!
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 9y ago> Thats what I mean; PSD2 has always been about B2B. Which is precisely why it is bad?! > GDPR is business to consumer and we should critique it to press for digital solutions that are meaningful for consumers. No, GDPR simply does not have anything to do with this. GDPR is about human rights, not about technological development. Machine readable access might still be a worthwhile goal in that area, but extending data protection to encompass the right to submit transactions to your bank via a machine readable standardized interface certainly would be a stretch. > As to the desktop app business; well sure but my hope is we build to this sort of thing. No harm is starting somewhere! But are we starting anywhere? Say I want to write free banking software for people who care about their privacy ... are we even the slightest bit closer to being able to do that? Or isn't this rather a step in the opposite direction in that it further cements the idea of having monks do all the reading and writing for your?