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Why should I spend money to make sure I keep and delete all your information you gave me correctly? This is affecting a single person, the one that gave the inf
by dwild 8y ago
Why should I spend money to make sure I keep and delete all your information you gave me correctly? This is affecting a single person, the one that gave the information. He is fully responsible for his information, yet he gave it. It's like saying, well we should protect Tesla owner from using the ludicrous mode toward a wall. Maybe he should just not do it?
The environment affect EVERYONE, it's important to protect it because of that. It's a single entity that affect everyone. It's funny because it's exactly the opposite of GPDR, which is a single entity (the one that gave the information to the company) that affect everyone (every potential customer of a company).
GDPR just shift the blame over corporation instead of the one that gave the information in the first place. It shift the fear toward them instead of the one actually responsible for sharing it in the first place.
I'm happy that GDPR will push company to keep less information, there so many website I avoided because they asked for information I didn't want to give, but that's an issue that many website already solved (because that friction was making less user too). What it did bad is add confusion.