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GDPR is really cool and good and does nothing to hinder technological progress, except not allowing massive privacy infringements.
by FranzFerdiNaN 8y ago
GDPR is really cool and good and does nothing to hinder technological progress, except not allowing massive privacy infringements.
- Matticus_Rex 8y agoExcept for the large overhead costs it imposes. Anyone who thinks the GDPR is only costly to companies that were misusing data hasn't had much contact with the GDPR in the context of a business that's not absurdly simple (and most businesses aren't absurdly simple).
- scrollaway 8y agoMy business is not absurdly simple. It's actually pretty complex. We've been respectful of privacy since day 1, although we weren't perfect so we did have to make some updates for GDPR (and I'm glad they were forced on us). It didn't take long. Couple weeks of work. I did them myself. Compliance documentation is what's needed: https://twitter.com/Adys/status/1014612906359615490 https://twitter.com/Adys/status/1014612906359615490 Edit: Depressing to see people are downvoting real world experience in favour of FUD.