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Legitimate and reasonable data processing is just that: it's obviously compliant. If there is any doubt, it's excessive and careless data processing, even if no
by HelloNurse 8y ago
Legitimate and reasonable data processing is just that: it's obviously compliant.
If there is any doubt, it's excessive and careless data processing, even if not illegal and without malicious intent.
So there is no valuable baby that could be thrown out with the bathwater, and a well-behaved company has little or no bathwater to begin with.
- Silhouette 8y agoLegitimate and reasonable data processing is just that: it's obviously compliant. If there is any doubt, it's excessive and careless data processing, even if not illegal and without malicious intent. No, it isn't. Sorry, you can't just hand-wave the whole issue away that easily. If this were all so obvious, we wouldn't keep having these conversations, where even people who have been looking into this for months and taken real legal advice are still in doubt about what specific actions they can or must take to be compliant.
- HelloNurse 8y agoI should have been more explicit about my point: GDPR compliance is easy and inexpensive for restrained good companies that care about privacy, troublesome and expensive only for companies that behave inappropriately, and an existential threat only for true scum. You are simply being forced to behave like you should have been behaving from the beginning of your online presence.
- manigandham 8y agoThat is absolutely meaningless and opens up every business to constant unrelenting litigation. Your definition of obvious is not the same as someone else.