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Oh the horror, consumers will not be free to receive sub-standard products!

• logicchains 7y ago
  Why not let them be the judge of it?
  • loriverkutya 7y ago
    Because there is a law about data protection and they don’t comply with the law. Very simple and easy.
    • logicchains 7y ago
      A law that takes away people's rights to visit the websites they want to. Just because something's made a law doesn't automatically make it right. It also seems like it's being selectively enforced; is Ashley Madison banned in Europe? Do you think they have better privacy/opsec practices than Facebook?
      • icebraining 7y ago
        Facebook isn't banned. Still, don't worry, the data privacy regulators will come for them too; FB is a priority for the sheer number of users and how pervasive it is.
  • o_p 7y ago
    Because I would really hate doing quality testing for every single product I consume. Rather let the goverment do its damn job
    • logicchains 7y ago
      If that was the problem, the government could just publish a registry: "companies that will violate your data and spill your privacy", broadcast it on public TV. And make the site display a warning upon opening it. That way people have the information and they still get to make the decision themselves.