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I hope EU can soon do a "Oops, we messed this one up. We're going to remove this requirement and work with browser makers on an updated set of requirements." T
by nnain 6y ago
I hope EU can soon do a "Oops, we messed this one up. We're going to remove this requirement and work with browser makers on an updated set of requirements."
The whole world shouldn't have to deal with the burden of one bad decision from EU. There should be a way to petition this. Imagine if this had happened due to a decision by some country like China.
- BjoernKW 6y agoUnfortunately, that’s not how the EU works. Humility isn’t exactly their strong suit. Some of the most ardent proponents of GDPR have been quoted as saying that implementing its requirements is so easy that they themselves could do it and that people simply should stop complaining.
- IanSanders 6y agoWeb has been well broken already, at least EU tried something. I think it should be "Oops, this hasn't worked as planned and has been abused, let's try Y instead now"