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for consumers maybe, but if you don't have access to your data its problematic. for business and government departments it could be crippling
by longstaff2009 8y ago
for 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.