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Wow, what a dumpster fire. The CEO coming in here and trying to defend that this is actually a great idea is only making things worse. I'm guessing they don't
by arcturus17 6y ago
Wow, what a dumpster fire.
The CEO coming in here and trying to defend that this is actually a great idea is only making things worse.
I'm guessing they don't operate in Europe, because this would be a massive violation of many European and national privacy regulations.
Maybe they should take a hint from this - the fact that they can pull it off in the US doesn't mean it's morally acceptable.
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- Moru 6y agoAs owner I would not plan any European trips anytime soon.
- DethNinja 6y agoIf they ever interviewed an engineer from EU then what they are doing is very much illegal, it doesn’t matter even if company is based on USA.
- MandieD 6y agoEngineer in the EU, even if they are US citizens - there are over 100,000 US citizens in Germany, not counting current military or their dependents.
- MandieD 6y agoI have the beginnings of a profile there, despite being conspicuously in Germany, because I took the test and applied to be an interviewer. Too many people think US citizen != EU resident (and therefore not a data subject covered by GDPR)
- dmak 6y agoI can't find even the place to delete my account. It seems like it's not even GDPR compliant which is the standard these days for data compliance.