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You may handle my data appropriatly, but how the hell do I know? Take some guy on the Internet's word for it? What I do know is that massive numbers of service
by packet_nerd 8y ago
You may handle my data appropriatly, but how the hell do I know? Take some guy on the Internet's word for it?
What I do know is that massive numbers of services like yours are missusing, mishandling, or lossing my data every year. I'm not OK with that.
- ryanwaggoner 8y agoOK, if you don't trust me, then please avoid using my service. It's no problem for me. But I won't jump through hoops to reassure you. The cost is too high for too little benefit. Two things could swing this in another direction: 1. The EU figures out how to levy fines or force compliance against small businesses in other countries. 2. The revenue loss from EU users and possibly others is so large that the benefits once again outweigh the costs. Very skeptical on both counts. Until then, the GDPR goes on a large pile of perhaps well-meaning laws passed by foreign governments that don't apply to me and that I can safely ignore.