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As much as I appreciate the privacy-first aims of the GDPR, I think that at some point it collides head-on with property records. Privacy and property rights a
by roderickm 8y ago
As much as I appreciate the privacy-first aims of the GDPR, I think that at some point it collides head-on with property records.
Privacy and property rights are interconnected: after all, what is privacy but the right to do with yourself and your property as you see fit without outside observation/interference?
These rights are sometimes at odds with each other: can you really own property if your ownership is not publicly recorded/recognized?
- wsy 8y agoIs the balance of your bank account recorded publicly? So it seem there is no need for a public record. And GDPR does not prohibit voluntary owner entries into a central whois directory, it just prohibits transferring personal data without consent.