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I wonder what GDPR does here.

• perlgeek 8y ago
  Even 5 years ago, you had to agree to at least 3 pages of information about how your data is being processed. I guess it's 10 pages now. If you as a consumer agree to your data being processed and shared as a business model, GDPR can't really do much for you.
  • krageon 8y ago
    If they make it very difficult to say no to extra processing (more than is required for the core business) that comes very close to coercion. Once the storm of US companies not complying (and let's be honest, the big corporations are currently not compliant in the least) and being fined has died down I can't imagine the regulatory bodies will not go after this kind of behaviour.