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I'd respect those moves grounded in the argument for a universal human right to privacy were it not for the glaring exceptions made to the EUs own security agen
by DisjointedHunt 4y ago
I'd respect those moves grounded in the argument for a universal human right to privacy were it not for the glaring exceptions made to the EUs own security agencies and God knows what else under the national security exception.
Everyone in the industry tracking the privacy moves in GDPR acknowledges that far from improving privacy, they are intended to blunt US tech companies' success in the continent. And . . that's perfectly fine, i guess positioning it as a moral defense of privacy just doesn't sit well with me.
- matthewmacleod 4y agoEveryone in the industry tracking the privacy moves in GDPR acknowledges that far from improving privacy, they are intended to blunt US tech companies' success in the continent. No, this is by far the minority view and is held purely by people who are ignorant about the requirements and functionality of GDPR.
- DisjointedHunt 4y ago[flagged]
- denton-scratch 4y ago> As a neutral observer of a continent with such budding talent You don't seem to be very neutral.