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I fail to see how adding another onerous regulation makes the EU founder more likely to succeed where the US founder decided to give up.
by nickpp 8y ago
I fail to see how adding another onerous regulation makes the EU founder more likely to succeed where the US founder decided to give up.
- rawfan 8y agoHow is knowing and writing down what your actually do with user data (and employee data, btw) and who is responsible an onerous regulation? In a world where lots of small shitty businesses (and some bigger ones) don't care what happens to your personal data it's long overdue for this being finally regulated.
- lossolo 8y agoYou wrote: > Europe doesn’t have a stellar record when it comes to high tech startups Which automatically implies that you were talking about non-EU tech companies leaving EU because of GDPR and EU startups filling their space. And now you fail to see how this will make more likely succeed EU companies? What? I think you fail to understand what the point of my argument was. It doesn't matter if this will be EU founder or US founder or XX founder, if there is a void it will be filled, doesn't matter who will fill it. This is an axiom describing the free market. > onerous regulation I am conducting online business in EU handling personal data and I don't find it onerous at all. Adding to that as EU citizen I am happy that this regulation was introduced in EU law system.