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Assuming the data includes that of Europeans, then there is a problem: users must be aware of how their data is to be used from the beginning (and must be able
by MrJohz 4y ago
Assuming the data includes that of Europeans, then there is a problem: users must be aware of how their data is to be used from the beginning (and must be able to opt out of data use at any time), and that data usage must be minimal. Most companies have rules against over-sharing PII between different departments, let alone sharing that data with people external to the business.
- davidbarker 4y ago+1 to this comment. PII doesn’t just mean usernames and passwords (which the OP seemed to suggest is the case). It’s anything — or any combination — of data that could be associated with someone and identify them.
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- mrguyorama 4y agoCalifornia ALSO has a GDPR style law that twitter would be beholden to