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As much as I hate more legislation I think the only way to solve this is to make it very onerous to own and compile this data and to level heavy fines (as in cr
by vxNsr 7y ago
As much as I hate more legislation I think the only way to solve this is to make it very onerous to own and compile this data and to level heavy fines (as in criminal charges and/or force the company into bankruptcy via 90% revenue fines) in cases when the database is breached.
Everything else will just turn into an arms race between those who don't wanna be tracked and those who wanna track.
If the US did something like the GDPR but in our constitution I wouldn't be surprised if a cottage industry opened up overnight in secure data-warehousing. I get that it would complicate things for small companies but we brought this on ourselves.
- joaobeno 7y agoThese companies then lobby the government, asking to be relieved of the fines, because if they go down, so many workers will be out of jobs, and that they will comply (pinky promise), so the fines should be lifted to help these innocent people...