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Okay, fair enough - I agree that GDPR is certainly scary and daunting. But once you get past that, it is still something that can practically be implemented by

Okay, fair enough - I agree that GDPR is certainly scary and daunting. But once you get past that, it is still something that can practically be implemented by small businesses, and generally improves things for users. My whole point here is that the Online Safety Bill cannot be practically implemented by anyone other than massive businesses, and even then it implicitly requires massive privacy violations. Which puts in a completely different class of problem to implementing GDPR.

KingOfCoders 5y ago
There will be SaaS companies soon that audit your content for you [1], the same as accounting companies that audit your taxes, because the tax code is too complicated for you to get right. If you do this an executive and not try to circumvent or game this (like with taxes), there should be no jail time for you. [1] not that I do like giving that power to content-auditing-companies.