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Chris Beach accuses the GDPR or beigng ambiguous and an example of a of poorly-implemented laws. Combined with the guidance from something like the UK ICO, it s
by Angostura 9y ago
Chris Beach accuses the GDPR or beigng ambiguous and an example of a of poorly-implemented laws. Combined with the guidance from something like the UK ICO, it seems to me to be remarkably clear and not onerous if your business isn't based on extracting value from user personal data in the first place.
Could we have some examples of the ambiguity and poor implementation?
- ID1452319 9y agoThe main area of ambiguity in my opinion is around "legitimate interests". Many companies who would otherwise breach GDPR regulations are using this as a get out of jail free card, particularly sites/applications which collect personal data without consent. Personally, I think there will be a number of court cases post-GDPR to clarify what precisely is "legitimate interest" and what is a breach of the regulations.