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> One challenge is that everyone's reading is different. What reading will regulators have? And what reading will they have in 6 months vs now? Multiply that b
by chx 8y ago
> One challenge is that everyone's reading is different. What reading will regulators have? And what reading will they have in 6 months vs now?
Multiply that by the number of EU countries.
- jacquesm 8y agoThere is just one GDPR. Yes, the local regulators will enforce the GDPR but the text they will use to guide them is the same.
- manfredo 8y agoI'm not sure how this is supposed to be comforting. Judicial bodies have repeatedly come up with different, or even conflicting, interpretations of the same text. Take the US Constitution, for examine. The main text has remained unchanged for over two centuries, and most of its Amendments are at least a century old. Yet the courts are still overriding past interpretations of the same laws.
- pwinnski 8y agoFrom my reading, EU member countries seem to have been much more consistent with each other than we in the US might expect. A lot of the fear in this thread seems to be from people reading EU law through US filters.
- chx 8y ago> A lot of the fear in this thread seems to be from people reading EU law through US filters. No, my fear is from reading the EU law with an experience based Hungarian filter.