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I didn't really understand the implications of GDPR until I read this. Now I understand the paranoia. Basically, in good faith, everyone is happy: website owne
by wiradikusuma 9y ago
I didn't really understand the implications of GDPR until I read this. Now I understand the paranoia.
Basically, in good faith, everyone is happy: website owners take measures to protect their users' data, and ask for consent. But 1 unsatisfied user, or heck a slimy competitor, can bring you down (I assume €20 million fine is business-killing for most startups).
The key is "targeted". If you're targeted, since it's ambiguous, your chance of losing is higher.
On the brighter side: Some people make extra income! /snark
- Dayshine 9y ago"Targeted" is someone complaining to their national regulatory authority. Who will likely do nothing based off a single report.