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Yes they should. Because GDPR arose from blatant misuse and abuse. > Making a website absolutely should not require computer science and law degrees. Making a
by tjoff 8y ago
Yes they should. Because GDPR arose from blatant misuse and abuse.
> Making a website absolutely should not require computer science and law degrees.
Making a website absolutely should not require that you track your users and are careless with your users personal information.
Thank you GDPR for trying to be the common sense the internet needs.
- TomMarius 8y agoIf it is the only way to make money with said website, then we need to provide better technologies before we demand such things (after we've been perfectly okay with it for the past 15 years) - we might easily destroy livelihood of many people. Not a nice thing to do.
- tjoff 8y agoWe haven't been okay with it. Blatant abuse is not a nice thing to do and ethically and morally wrong. Society shouldn't be nice toward people that try to exploit others for personal gain. We wouldn't need GDPR if people had a shred of decency.