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Typically, privacy violations are instances where the user has not consented to sharing the information. In the scenario you describe, if someone willingly post
by everdev 9y ago
Typically, privacy violations are instances where the user has not consented to sharing the information. In the scenario you describe, if someone willingly posts their own personal information they have forfeited their right to privacy.
The law is meant to protect people from companies rather than people from themselves.
- woolvalley 9y agoYour joe blogger using somesmallwordpresshosting.com and you have a freeform comments page. People post 'private' comments of others. Who is responsible for what? How the fuck do you know if its of an 'EU citizen' if that isn't made obvious? Can you get fined literal millions because you fucked up some detail for your blog newsletter's email list?