At least from what I read, it is the slant of the entire piece than anything in particular. If we removed environmental protections we would also see a boom of

At least from what I read, it is the slant of the entire piece than anything in particular. If we removed environmental protections we would also see a boom of growth in the industry, but we decided that those benefits don't outweigh the environmental cost, same here with GDPR, after Cambridge analytica using digital micro targeting to heavily manipulate populations and elections it is simply too high a cost to pay for what is otherwise a pretty shifty industry otherwise I'd heavily recommend everyone here to read the book surveillance capitalism it is an incredible explanation of what goes behind the curtain In short, GDPR has some relatively minor problems and externalities and blogger wants to scrap the entire GDPR because of them....