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I’m pretty sure it’s a violation of community standards to use a person’s country of origin as an insult or slur. Are you intentionally trying to denigrate a pe
by jtbayly 6y ago
I’m pretty sure it’s a violation of community standards to use a person’s country of origin as an insult or slur. Are you intentionally trying to denigrate a people group?
- tpmx 6y agoI apologize. I edited the comment accordingly.
- jtbayly 6y agoLol. Nice. Anyway, let me know when the GDPR actually helps with something instead of just making the internet more of a usability train wreck.
- tpmx 6y agoI'm pretty sure it has helped a lot already. The key part is the "the don't keep data around forever just because you can" part. Sure, the GDPR got a bit bloated, but I honestly believe most europeans lives got a little bit better because of it. Edit: I think you're thinking about that horrible cookie warning law. That one needs to burned to the ground.
- yoavm 6y agoIt's not even just European lives that got better because of GDPR, we're all benefiting from having big companies forced to comply with it. I have used the "Right to erasure" multiple times with American companies just by saying I'm from Europe.