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I would assume that most Europeans know people living on another continent, or at least people who have lived there in the recent past. There are plenty of care
by jltsiren 5y ago
I would assume that most Europeans know people living on another continent, or at least people who have lived there in the recent past. There are plenty of careers and hobbies where you make international connections, plenty of jobs that require you to live somewhere else for a while, and plenty of people looking for opportunities elsewhere.
Globally, around 1 person in 30 lives outside their country of origin, so knowing people in other countries should be common.
- peoplefromibiza 5y ago> I would assume that most Europeans know people living on another continent Not most, just some. 1 out of 30 is a bit more than 3% and many of those have family connections, they are not strangers living abroad, they are - for example - Italians living in Canada. EU citizens whose data should be kept in EU.
- davidgay 5y agoAnd then said person acquires triple citizenship via naturalisation and marriage, and moves to a fourth country. Does your principle still apply? What happens if those other three countries have similar rules?
- trasz 5y agoIf other countries had similar rules for protecting personal information, the problem wouldn't exist in the first place.