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> If GDPR is so complex it requires legal advice, is it then fair to say the law is ambiguous and unreadable for the layperson? That is indeed a big issue with
by mytailorisrich 4y ago
> If GDPR is so complex it requires legal advice, is it then fair to say the law is ambiguous and unreadable for the layperson?
That is indeed a big issue with the GDPR, IMHO. It is complex, not clear, and most people and even companies are not really sure what they can or cannot do and how to go about it.
- account42 4y agoIt's a lot less complex if you don't try to keep as much data as you can get away with.
- solarkraft 4y agoThat's the problem with every law: It's ambiguous to allow for super high forwards-compatibility like the introduction of completely new technologies.
- mytailorisrich 4y agoFor this a well-drafted law is not ambiguous, it is generic. Indeed, the more you go into specifics the more it opens the possibility of loopholes, but it should be clear what is allowed and what isn't, and how to implement any restrictions.