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Mass non-compliance is problematic strategy, because then the government can persecute arbitrary people for stuff that “everyone” does. GDPR is one such high s
by yreg 4y ago
Mass non-compliance is problematic strategy, because then the government can persecute arbitrary people for stuff that “everyone” does.
GDPR is one such high stake example where no business can really feel safe.
- malermeister 4y agoBut GDPR is kind of the opposite in that it protects the right to privacy (in this case from surveillance capitalism), so conflating them seems counterproductive
- yreg 4y agoIn a way both are about taking away liberties and chosing what's best for us. But yes, GDPR is not evil, it's just difficult to confidently comply with since it's so broad. Obviously very different to the proposal in the original post.