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>> Which country do you live in and specifically which "right to privacy" do you mean? All European countries. If you live in Europe you own your data. >> Are
by interlocutor 8y ago
>> Which country do you live in and specifically which "right to privacy" do you mean?
All European countries. If you live in Europe you own your data.
>> Are you sure you haven't already given it to them?
"And then you're sitting at home at your desk and have the option to only say yes. This is not what any reasonable person would consider a fair deal." -- from 60 Minutes.
You clearly didn't watch 60 Minutes last Sunday. But you can still read the transcript here, where every point you raise has been addressed: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gdpr-the-law-that-lets-europe-take-back-their-data-from-big-tech-companies-60-minutes/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gdpr-the-law-that-lets-europe-t...
- cronix 8y agoThank you for clarifying. Indeed, Europe has more privacy rights/laws than most, but that's still only about 512M/7.7B people (~1/15th).