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Since it applies quite a few new rules that pertain to the development of software, many of which do not store data that is that interesting. (Things like the u
by trothamel 8y ago
Since it applies quite a few new rules that pertain to the development of software, many of which do not store data that is that interesting. (Things like the usual user and IP address logging used to fight spammers.)
So the result is that developing software is more complicated and expensive, and hence less services that people want to use (and only services people want to use matter) come into existence, leading to a lower quality of life.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoI don't buy that last sentence for a single second. Fewer services not caring about your data is not a bad thing. And those that do pop up will have done so in an age of caring about user data, thus leading to higher quality services, and a higher quality of life. Hell, something like this should have been instituted from the very start of the internet.