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GDPR reminds me a lot of HIPAA. Sounds good on paper, rarely enforced as strongly as the layperson believes. Occasionally used to make an example of a huge com
by paulcole 6y ago
GDPR reminds me a lot of HIPAA.
Sounds good on paper, rarely enforced as strongly as the layperson believes. Occasionally used to make an example of a huge company that can afford the slap on the wrist.
Just think about it. Would companies break the regulations as wantonly as they do if the risk and stakes were truly as high as we like to imagine?
- krageon 6y agoYou're just preaching american exceptionalism. The companies wantonly ignoring it (or applying a ton of dark patterns to it) are the same ones that have always been exploiting you in the vilest ways they can. In other words, it has nothing to do with the legislation (which to answer your question has in fact had a very large impact).
- SkyPuncher 6y agoHIPAA definitely has a huge influence on security of medical information. Smaller practice tend to be less stringent in following it, but big institution tend to be scared or getting hot with a violation .