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Why would Brexit affect the EU's GDPR legislation that already exists? Perhaps it could change in Britain, but it would still exist in the EU, where the legisl
by kuhhk 8y ago
Why would Brexit affect the EU's GDPR legislation that already exists? Perhaps it could change in Britain, but it would still exist in the EU, where the legislation was approved and is currently being enforced.
- M2Ys4U 8y agoThe ICO won't be a member of the EDPB post-Brexit which will definitely have an impact, but not a catastrophic one. The bigger problem is that the UK won't be able to be certified as having adequate protection due to the Snooper's Charter (or, rather, any adequacy decision will be almost instantly sent for judicial review).
- noir_lord 8y agoYep. I think our politicians have forgotten how much we got away with by doing it after we joined.
- goalieca 8y agoI live in a smaller country (canada) that doesn't have the same market strength and resources as the bigger markets. I was just wondering about the consequences of losing 70 million people and the worlds fifth largest economy would have on all these efforts. I thought my question was fair so i don't understand the downvoting.
- moccachino 8y agoI think it's because politics aren't supposed to be discussed here and Brexit is such a radioactive topic like Trump that any mention of it will make everyone uneasy.
- goalieca 8y agook, well i asked a question specifically of particular interest to the tech sector. It's not like we can ignore the rules of the world we live in.