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That's great and all, but then they're blatantly violating the clearly written rules of GDPR. I'm an American citizen, so I have no real recourse with that, bu
by ncallaway 6y ago
That's great and all, but then they're blatantly violating the clearly written rules of GDPR.
I'm an American citizen, so I have no real recourse with that, but their European citizens can bring the case to a regulator and they could very well be fined.
That interpretation goes against the spirit, and the very plain letter of the GDPR regulations.
That dog don't hunt.
- jimmaswell 6y agoI'm aware Europe wouldn't actually accept this argument, it's just another reason I view GDPR as a blight on the web.
- ncallaway 6y agoI mean, they rightly wouldn't accept the argument, because it's a poor argument given the protections that Europe has decided should exist for the privacy of individuals. I happen to agree with the European values more than I agree with your values. My data privacy should be a more important and more fundamental right than your ad revenue.