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Why are those examples ridiculous? They are all, like the GDPR, examples of regulation that says “demonstrate a basic level of care and attention when performin
by matthewmacleod 8y ago
Why are those examples ridiculous? They are all, like the GDPR, examples of regulation that says “demonstrate a basic level of care and attention when performing activities which may cause damage to users or customers”.
GDPR provisions are not onerous, are easy to follow, and are what we should expect every company handling personal data to already be doing.
- orand 8y agoThe original parent examples were side projects that make no money. So while it seems reasonable to expect this of companies, GDPR also applies to nonprofits, charities, things you create just for your friends, some random thing you put on the internet when you're 15 years old and have no clue about GDPR, etc.
- olliej 8y agoIf it makes no money why spend money on storage?
- dageshi 8y agoStorage is cheap. Time is not.
- olliej 8y agoClearly it isn’t anymore. Also realistically storage has never been cheap - it’s just that historically the only people for whom it was expensive were the users.
- nils-m-holm 8y agoLudic drive?