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It would confirm your data but they’re legally bound to respect your choice. For any fairly large orgs (eg if they’re public/listed on major exchanges) disobeyi
by pm90 6y ago
It would confirm your data but they’re legally bound to respect your choice. For any fairly large orgs (eg if they’re public/listed on major exchanges) disobeying your choice would be a huge risk which they will likely not take ( the smaller data brokers don’t have as much to lose, but just to be clear it would still be illegal).
- mehrdadn 6y ago> they’re legally bound to respect your choice Can I ask by what law?
- sofixa 6y agoGDPR and the California law inspired by it.
- mehrdadn 6y agoSo only for those in Europe and CA? Even re: California, are you sure CCPA implies these data brokers have to respect your opt-out for this particular purpose? (For reference, the opt-outs existed before CCPA and I believe GDPR as well... so you're saying they gained teeth afterward?)
- Scoundreller 6y agoWell, I guess I know what I’m doing the next time I’m in Europe (or even just their airspace?).
- Breza 6y agoOr the next time you're using Tor with an EU exit node...