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British users are no longer subject to EU protection GDPR is fully incorporated into British law so can you clarify what you mean by this? Do you mean that the
by goatinaboat 6y ago
British users are no longer subject to EU protection
GDPR is fully incorporated into British law so can you clarify what you mean by this? Do you mean that the EU regulator has more teeth than its UK equivalent? Both seem to be equally useless in fact.
- mellosouls 6y agoI mean that - whatever the legal details - Facebook clearly feels that it is now more useful to manage British data under a jurisdiction that was not an option before, an option that was held up as offering significantly less protection than under the EU. I don't buy the equivalence in toothlessness either - the EU seems to have a willingness to take on big tech overreach in a way UK Gov has neither the capability or willpower going by past performance.
- jnxx 6y ago> GDPR is fully incorporated into British law Well, you will see what happens to these laws. The whole Brexit enterprise is mainly an attempt to do maximum de-regulation. The discussions about food safety standards and health care service and its financiation are pretty good indicators what will follow in other areas.