> It's disrespectful to be nosey into what people are doing or to give them orders on what they can or can't do. Not just disrespectful, I would even say it's

> It's disrespectful to be nosey into what people are doing or to give them orders on what they can or can't do. Not just disrespectful, I would even say it's immoral given the unbalance of power involved. That's why we need GDPR: to protect people from businesses being nosey into what they are doing against their consent, and also to protect people from businesses telling them what they can and cannot decide about their own data.