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>I am positive that market forces would achieve the same effect sooner if it were not by GDPR. Considering how many business practices across the board aren't
by Frost1x 6y ago
>I am positive that market forces would achieve the same effect sooner if it were not by GDPR.
Considering how many business practices across the board aren't very consumer friendly and are seemingly growing ever more anti-competitive in nature while skirting antitrust definitions in grey areas, I'm personally not nearly so sure we can rely on "market forces" to protect anything but the business in question.
In fact, the only thing I've seen market forces achieve is self-preservation and interest which may or may not align with the rest of what society wants or needs.
- Proven 6y agoApple doesn't have a relationship with the rest of society and doesn't need to cater to it. It has a relationship with its customers and each side can exit the relationship. That's much preferred to the GDPR nonsense and associated costs. If that doesn't suit you, don't use Apple.