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There needs to be fines for this kind of stuff. Each and every person affected needs to be notified, and the companies sued into oblivion. It's just negligence
by lykr0n 8y ago
There needs to be fines for this kind of stuff.
Each and every person affected needs to be notified, and the companies sued into oblivion. It's just negligence.
- breakingcups 8y agoEurope has it, with the GDPR. It'll never happen in the U.S., corporate America has too much lobby power.
- maxxxxx 8y agoI can see in my (US) company how the GDPR already has an influence on data collection practices. Three years ago we wanted to just suck up all available data and figure out later what to do with it. Now there is much more thought and we have to set up processes for deleting data and other things. It's a little more work but definitely a good thing.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoMy favorite part is salting someone's database. Sign up as a US citizen, switch your country in the preferences to Spain like 2 minutes later... Boom
- maxxxxx 8y agoThat's why it's often easier to go full GDPR if you have worldwide customers.