2 ms·
> there is clearly a need for data privacy and protection laws Is there? What if people just accepted responsibility for carelessly handing out information to
by lwansbrough 9y ago
> there is clearly a need for data privacy and protection laws
Is there? What if people just accepted responsibility for carelessly handing out information to third parties? Certainly there is much more individuals can do to protect themselves before the government steps in and slaughters small business like the EU did.
> but in most people's minds should not have been legal
Do people think a company selling user data to another company should be illegal? Or are most people more concerned with the relation said company has with Russia, and their potential involvement in influencing the US election? I think it's the latter. And certainly there should be laws about data transactions involving the state's democratic security.
- _o_ 9y agoYes people do think, that selling/collecting their personal data to other companies into their disadvantage should be illegal.
- kennywinker 9y agoif your business isn’t viable without respecting some basic privacy rules, you should not be in business - big or small. > What if people just accepted responsibility for carelessly handing out information to third parties? Without being legally compelled to, few companies have been forthcoming about providing users with information about what they are disclosing and when. Consent is being given, but not informed consent.