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A simpler and more elegant solution wouldn't screw over small businesses and individuals as much. An individual running a forum from their basement has to follo
by Mirioron 7y ago
A simpler and more elegant solution wouldn't screw over small businesses and individuals as much. An individual running a forum from their basement has to follow the same rules that Google spends tens of thousands on lawyers fees to figure out. Maybe exemptions or less strict rules for smaller companies should've been added. The EU isn't exactly a bastion of internet technology enterprises, so we probably shouldn't throw the few that try under the bus.
- CaptainZapp 7y agoAn individual running a forum from their basement has to follow the same rules that Google spends tens of thousands on lawyers fees to figure out. It's very, very unlikely, though, that the individual running the forum in his basement has to navigate the same legal minefields as Google or Facebook. Implying that he has the same legal expenses as companies, whoms whole business model relies on getting around the GDPR seems to me a bit of a strawman.
- ambicapter 7y ago> A simpler and more elegant solution wouldn't screw over small businesses and individuals as much. [Citation Needed]. Every business pay a flat fee of $10M is a simple and elegant solution.