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Here's a thought experiment for you: if it were shown that the costs and risks associated with GDPR - in its current form - were high enough to meaningfully red

Here's a thought experiment for you: if it were shown that the costs and risks associated with GDPR - in its current form - were high enough to meaningfully reduce the number of startups starting and achieving success, would you still support it, as it currently exists?

Apocryphon 8y ago
As it currently exists, of course not. But as with any regulation or policy, it can be modified as befitting local conditions and times. Certainly it need not be a carbon copy of the European legislation. The devil’s in the details, after all.