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One thing I forgot to add - how would this interoperate with the GDPR laws? For instance, if I move my data from FB to something else, what happens to the emai
by MR4D 7y ago
One thing I forgot to add - how would this interoperate with the GDPR laws?
For instance, if I move my data from FB to something else, what happens to the email addresses and phone number of all the people I'm connected with? Assume this gets even worse when you have social platforms based in different countries (e.g. EU, US, Russia, China for instance).
- MR4D 7y agoSection 6(c) "Technical Standards" looks intriguing. Basically tasking NIST with publishing technical standards for online messaging, multimedia sharing, and social networking. Definitely some good parts here, but I'm still worried about the laws of unintended consequences. Nobody thought that allowing software patents would be bad, but clearly that's been way more costly than anyone imagined. I worry the same is true here. This paragraph on its own is great. Would love to see a step-by-step approach rather than doing everything at once. Less change for screwing up, and you can adjust new legislation as needed.