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Nope. And I say that as a committed european and general approver of the EU. This is daft and contrary to fundamental human rights but as is so often the case
by eointierney 4y ago
Nope.
And I say that as a committed european and general approver of the EU.
This is daft and contrary to fundamental human rights but as is so often the case in such matters it points towards the obvious solution.
Do not rely on third party services for human rights. In other words self-host.
Yes self-hosting is tedious and error-prone. It also means I am the only individual running daft but compliant algorithms on my data, and that's enough. If I witness criminality I am already obliged to perform my civic duties.
I really, truly, utterly, neither require nor desire some twerp in a pink shirt pushing new marketing analysis methodologies on the enforcers of an data analysis regime legislated poorly by dementocrats.
So, yeah, nope.
- Teknoman117 4y agoAren't you still subject to these laws even if you're self-hosted?
- eointierney 4y agoYes, but I get to choose the algorithms and their implementation, and can return such data as I see fit, within the limits of the law