>The EU's goal with GDPR was to make user data a liability, and to encourage organizations to reconsider their need to hoover and hoard it. And as a consequenc

>The EU's goal with GDPR was to make user data a liability, and to encourage organizations to reconsider their need to hoover and hoard it. And as a consequence we're going to continue sinking into irrelevance. >The GDPR is unlikely to be overturned, and there are plenty in the EU who are eager to enforce it. I think it will be overturned a couple of decades from now, when an economic crisis hits and we find that we've fallen significantly behind other countries due to our fear of technology.