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>Many privacy regulations Only benefit the big five tech companies (Linkedin charges $10 for one inmail) I don't understand this part, are you implying LinkedI
by spaced-out 6y ago
>Many privacy regulations Only benefit the big five tech companies (Linkedin charges $10 for one inmail)
I don't understand this part, are you implying LinkedIn's InMail price is due to regulation?
- markshepard 6y agoYes. Think of zoominfo’s new ipo. They are big and can work around the regulations (ex: CAN SPAM) of selling user information. Also according to CCPA, if you process 50,000 user records in a year (just 150 accounts per day) you will come under the purview. But big companies like facebook (https://www.cpomagazine.com/data-protection/facebook-refuses-to-change-web-tracking-practices-believes-that-ccpa-does-not-apply-to-them/ https://www.cpomagazine.com/data-protection/facebook-refuses...) will work around them.