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The laws are written to entrench incumbents and their moats. Startups have neither the resources or the lobbyists to compete while they try to get their bare fe
by 1cvmask 5y ago
The laws are written to entrench incumbents and their moats. Startups have neither the resources or the lobbyists to compete while they try to get their bare feeble MVP off the ground. The only way you can do that is if you carve out exemptions for smaller companies. This law does not apply if you have less than 300 employees and 100 million is net turnover etc.
- mistrial9 5y agothis cynical post misses the fact that corporate executives also decry invasions of privacy when it hits they themselves, their dear ones and their inner circles. You can bet that there is privacy available, but how, from whom, under what terms, and of course how much money does it cost.
- sitkack 5y agoHow about we make privacy laws that are easy for everyone to comply with. No moats, no exemptions. We need strong personal privacy and the peeping tom corporations can offer value other than attempting to hack our wetware for profit.