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> So if someone posts something in their timeline, how long is it allowed to stay? Until all friends have seen it, or longer? Was it a violation of the law to
by seanwilson 9y ago
> So if someone posts something in their timeline, how long is it allowed to stay? Until all friends have seen it, or longer? Was it a violation of the law to even have a space for the user to enter the information into the timeline, since it wasn’t “necessary”?
I'm not following the logic here. A social network to me is a place where you post information you're willing to broadcast publicly or to your friends. That's the whole point of social networks. Users understand this and want their data used in that way so I don't see how it would be against GDPR.
- _o_ 9y agoEeeee... yes you are not following logic, one thing is you sharing your data to your friends. Something else is social network selling those data or use them against you for their benefit.
- acjohnson55 9y agoRight, so the latter use would probably be illegal, but that doesn't make the former use illegal.