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This comes off like you're mainly trying to justify your moral views to yourself. How do you figure "the user already has access to their own data" when the au
by Liquix 7y ago
This comes off like you're mainly trying to justify your moral views to yourself.
How do you figure "the user already has access to their own data" when the author never received their explicitly requested location/device/wireless history (which FB definitely has)?
Does the GDPR only apply to publicly available data? I was under the impression the company was obligated to give the user everything, public and private.
- mtnGoat 7y agoI concur, this sounds more like someone trying to convince themselves that their morals are still intact and justify their decision. Certainly not changing my point of view. I guess drinking too much of the KoolAid does this to... maybe thats why all the big co's have so many KoolAid drinking sessions. :)