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Maybe barriers for personal information isn’t a bad thing? In order to store personal information, you should at least be competent enough to keep it safe. I do
by mbreese 6y ago
Maybe barriers for personal information isn’t a bad thing? In order to store personal information, you should at least be competent enough to keep it safe. I don’t think having some kind of barrier is too much to ask for a company of any size to have to reach in order to show that they are competent to securely store the data.
I’m not saying the barrier should be great, but something (anything!) that makes keeping personal data secure a priority for a company is a good thing.
How many instances of this kind of lax security have we seen? Perhaps if there were a few extra hoops, then we’d not have seen as many.
- echelon 6y agoWhat if it's a teenager's side project?
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- MaximumYComb 6y agoIf a teenager has managed to gather personal data on 10000 people, including sensitive data, then they damn well should be able to protect it.
- likeclockwork 6y agoDo the 10,000 people who gave their information away to a teenager have no responsibility here?
- rad_gruchalski 6y agoWhat if a teenager wants to open a bank as a side project, say Monzo/N26 like?