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>We want all individuals across the web to be in control of their data. ...by having us control it for them. Seriously though, the more they repeat this line
by 0xBA5ED 8y ago
>We want all individuals across the web to be in control of their data.
...by having us control it for them.
Seriously though, the more they repeat this line the less it convinces me. It simply isn't in their interest to give people _actual_ control over their data, so why would they?
- thg 8y ago> It simply isn't in their interest to give people _actual_ control over their data, so why would they? GDPR demands it and it's good PR.
- cududa 8y agoI think it’s a bit more nuanced - they’re all giving people a full copy of their data, but you can’t do much with that on say FB> Twitter. This to me smells like preemptive action against legislation. Sort of the companies choosing which limb or organ to give up instead of dictated by legislation