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That would be the best thing that could ever happen. Refusal of service? I don't know anything that would make people run to another service faster.
by ctrlaltdev 8y ago
That would be the best thing that could ever happen.
Refusal of service?
I don't know anything that would make people run to another service faster.
- longstaff2009 8y agofor consumers maybe, but if you don't have access to your data its problematic. for business and government departments it could be crippling
- longstaff2009 8y agoI did a few migration projects when I worked at the Discovery Channel and they took months of planning to ensure continuation of services.
- avmich 8y agoSo is Google promising continuation of services before turning them off?
- longstaff2009 8y agoin the hypothetical scenario where France tries to enforce a huge fine and Google says no thanks, France pushes and then Google turns off service it would be crippling. Google has a lot of power in that sort of negotiation. Which is why I think it was only a token 0.05% of global revenue for the fine rather than 4%
- avmich 8y agoI'd expect law signatories to raise an eyebrow. The purpose of the law is different.