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It's probably better stated as: > The people doing terrible things are trying to convince other companies that they will be destroyed by the GDPR
by TAForObvReasons 8y ago
It's probably better stated as:
> The people doing terrible things are trying to convince other companies that they will be destroyed by the GDPR
- Ensorceled 8y agoPerhaps. But the large fines are a concern without too much prompting from the problem companies. Not saying the GDPR is bad, I’d personally like to see it applied every where.
- bsder 8y agoOkay, so what was Ragnarok Online doing that it had to shut down?
- seszett 8y agoWho knows? Probably fishy things, what other explanation is there?
- bsder 8y agoHow about: Not making enough money to actually update the codebase. You can be doing good, normal things and still not be compliant with the law.
- DoveBrown 8y agoWhat good things can you be doing with my stored data that you don't need to run your service?
- InitialLastName 8y agoAs I understand it, the law was passed because the representatives of the people of europe saw a misalignment between "normal" and "good" and decided to enforce it.
- pjc50 8y agoMisinterpreting the rules?