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Responding to myself: Of course, this could have been the intention all along. It has long been recognized that big business loves difficult to conform with reg
by zizee 8y ago
Responding to myself: Of course, this could have been the intention all along. It has long been recognized that big business loves difficult to conform with regulations (regardless of their protestations otherwise) because it is hard for smaller competitors to breach the effective moat that heavy/complex regulations provide incumbents.
- johannes1234321 8y agoIt is quite easy to comply with GDPR - store as little data as needed - protect the data in state of the art ways - make transparent what you store and process and why - establish a process to delete data once it's not needed anymore It is only complicated if you want to build a company around the abuse of data, as common in the ad world.
- piokoch 8y agoHow about "data accuracy" - you are obliged to make sure that data you store are accurate and be able to prove that you've asked users to confirm that data are accurate. How about the duty to export user data on request? How about player consent management? Consent updates, etc. Those are not simple thing neither to implement nor to manage, especially if someone will accuse you and you need to prove that you are compliant.