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Sure, GDPR lets you give your data away in return for something. But, according to elondaits, that can't be the only price for something.
by jagged-chisel 7y ago
Sure, GDPR lets you give your data away in return for something. But, according to elondaits, that can't be the only price for something.
- cortesoft 7y agoThat seems like a tricky rule.. what if I said “you can access this with either your data or $1000”
- jagged-chisel 7y agoWhat makes that "tricky"? If it costs somewhere near $1,000 to provide the service, why not offer that price as the alternative?
- cortesoft 7y agoPrice for a service isn't guided by how expensive the service is to offer, but by what the market will pay. In this case, however, I was using it as an example of setting a price you don't expect to be paid... you want everyone to pay with their data, but you are required by law to offer an alternative payment form... so you set the price for the alternative to so high no one pays it.