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It gives plenty of guidance and the 'enforcer', if one ever appears (vanishingly unlikely) is bound to be collaborative rather than adversarial, at least in the
by Nursie 6y ago
It gives plenty of guidance and the 'enforcer', if one ever appears (vanishingly unlikely) is bound to be collaborative rather than adversarial, at least in the early stages.
I really don't get the fear mongering over this.
- throwaway8581 6y agoSeveral companies have already been fined by the various country level data protection authorities that enforce the GDPR. So I'm not sure what you're talking about.
- loopz 6y agoSo? Is it better they leave security holes wide open, share private data or don't practice data minimization.