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There are some number of companies making the same decision wrt GDPR and the EU, so it wouldn't surprise me. That being said, there will come a tipping point wh
by michaelbuckbee 8y ago
There are some number of companies making the same decision wrt GDPR and the EU, so it wouldn't surprise me. That being said, there will come a tipping point where it _does_ make sense and regulation like this is part of how it gets there.
- AnthonyMouse 8y ago> That being said, there will come a tipping point where it _does_ make sense and regulation like this is part of how it gets there. That's assuming the jurisdictions have the same rules as one another. If they have different rules, or conflicting rules, or rules that conflict with some other jurisdiction's data retention requirements, it becomes a huge mess. And the probability of the US adopting the GDPR verbatim is practically nil.
- swsieber 8y agoMoreover, the chance of a verbatim GDPR in the US being interpreted the same way is even smaller. Though I do have hope that there will be a common base that gives compliance amongst all regulatory areas.