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> This regulatory attention on large companies is advantageous to startups Any reference about this? If anything, the GDPR fines make me think the opposite. h
by danuker 3y ago
> This regulatory attention on large companies is advantageous to startups
Any reference about this? If anything, the GDPR fines make me think the opposite.
https://danuker.go.ro/gdpranoia.html#fines https://danuker.go.ro/gdpranoia.html#fines
- kccqzy 3y agoGDPR fines are for when you get caught. Nobody cares about small companies enough to catch them. On the other hand, big companies don't just deal with clearly defined responsibilities like GDPR; that's table stakes. They deal with random government investigations on data handling. If a company has multiple products, combining data from those multiple products could very well suddenly become antitrust concerns. What makes a particular data handling practice an antitrust concern? Companies don't really know in advance because it's purposefully vague and meant to be worked out by the courts. Think FTC in the US or CMA in the UK.