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> If I am understanding this correctly, GDPR means that you must legally accept free riders, ie. you cannot deny service if they don't want it. That is more or
by Nextgrid 4y ago
> If I am understanding this correctly, GDPR means that you must legally accept free riders, ie. you cannot deny service if they don't want it.
That is more or less correct, although some newspapers in Europe are taking the gamble on that and there might be grounds for a middle-ground decision and amendment of the GDPR down the line.
> who provide no value at all
Disagreed, those users still provide value - not only can you still advertise to them based on public information (and users put out a lot of it by liking/following certain content) but they still strengthen the network effect of the product.
- ectopod 4y agoThe users also provide all of the content.
- whimsicalism 4y agoProviding ads based on who you like and follow still falls under this GDPR decision. It is considered personal data under GDPR. Maybe whether FB serves these users and the cost-benefit analysis of the value add should be up to FB, rather than mandated by the government.