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But the result of this is only big companies will be able to comply, in which case you'll be faced with a worse privacy future than if this bill had never passe
by guywithahat 4y ago
But the result of this is only big companies will be able to comply, in which case you'll be faced with a worse privacy future than if this bill had never passed
- paxys 4y agoThat argument is used for every new law that is ever considered. Did GDPR kill startups? Did CCPA? COPPA? They will survive this one as well.
- Robotbeat 4y agoGDPR made the web noticeably worse than Before.
- veilrap 4y agoThey all certainly made the web a worse experience for those using it. Wether that was avoidable or not is moot compared to what happened in practice.
- guywithahat 4y agoWell that's because it's the trade off for new regulation; the bar of entry will be raised ever so slightly, and a small percentage of struggling/hobby companies will not be able to compete. Eventually with enough regulation the regulated industry becomes effectively an oligopoly. I mean this bill is being pushed in the home state of Facebook, Apple, and other tech giants where they donate the most money. This is not in spite of them but because of them that a bill like this is being pushed through, and I bet if you checked up on who's donated to 5rights or the bills authors you'd see people bought with big tech money https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=202120220AB2273 https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...