> In short, my view that the GDPR is bad law doesn't come from a culture shock I wasn't implying that. I'm saying that the poster I was initially replying to i

> In short, my view that the GDPR is bad law doesn't come from a culture shock I wasn't implying that. I'm saying that the poster I was initially replying to is getting culture shock; overwhelmed by the sudden need to care about their customer's privacy. It's a regulation document, of course it's not going to be perfect, I don't know a single one that is. Overall as far as these go, I don't see major problems with it (other than yes, some of the terms in it are loosely defined, including what kind of data is covered under it; these will be things I expect will be learned over time).