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Well, you can totally contribute to a privacy violating network … so long as the data is located and processed in France. They are only tryin to keep their mon
by true_religion 5y ago
Well, you can totally contribute to a privacy violating network … so long as the data is located and processed in France.
They are only tryin to keep their monopoly on government oversight which is reasonable for a governing body (our citizens = our control).
- viro 5y agoThat's why this whole thing is nothing but protectionism.
- pgeorgi 5y ago> so long as the data is located and processed in France. ... you also have to ask for permission first. The main difference is that for a data processor in France it seems possible to get all the right contracts in place, while a US based data processor is incapable of doing that thanks to FISA and similar US initiatives.
- Nextgrid 5y ago> you can totally contribute to a privacy violating network … so long as the data is located and processed in France. While that's not the issue being discussed here, you should by default only collect & process the minimum amount of data needed for the product/service to function. Analytics aren't part of that and would need to be opt-in.