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GDPR is filled with "reasonableness" expectations and unspecified guidelines that aren't tethered to anything. Why the concern over this one specifically?
by drstewart 4y ago
GDPR is filled with "reasonableness" expectations and unspecified guidelines that aren't tethered to anything. Why the concern over this one specifically?
- dsr_ 4y agoThis one, I dunno. But in general, EU/EC law is full of policy that gets interpreted as human judgement calls, and US law is full of details that are interpreted as badly-written code with a choice of parsers. The two styles are not compatible.
- scarface74 4y agoYes because a 99 section 11 chapter law is really easy for small companies to follow…
- scsh 4y agoEU laws can often be written in such a way and are a bit looser in their language in ways when compared to how it may be written in the US. EU courts are more experienced with dealing with interpretations of "reasonableness" for a given law when compared to the US, so it's not really a fair comparison.