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Why do they define small companies using the number of employees or money they make? In today’s world laws should me made based on the amount of data a company
by yalogin 9y ago
Why do they define small companies using the number of employees or money they make? In today’s world laws should me made based on the amount of data a company has. If they have data on upwards of 10 million they need to comply to all data protection and privacy laws. Companies should and will plan their funding and operations accordingly.
- nsp 9y agoHow do you define 10 million pieces of data?
- yalogin 9y agoFuck I omitted the word users from my blurb.
- Sylos 9y agoYeah, that's the hard part about this. If they have the IP addresses of 10 million people, that's probably less critical than if they have medical data on even just 10 000 people. But the IP collection of how-to-live-with-epilepsy.com might be worse, again, since it implicitly carries the information that you do probably have epilepsy.