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That is not entirely accurate. Thanks to the GDPR subprocessors need to be disclosed and changes to them too. As a result plenty of companies are now much more
by the_mitsuhiko 3y ago
That is not entirely accurate. Thanks to the GDPR subprocessors need to be disclosed and changes to them too. As a result plenty of companies are now much more selective about how many they are willing to entertain.
- sneak 3y agoCourts can only address the issues by applying privacy laws long after your data is leaked and your business or privacy is destroyed. Use clientside encryption. Technical measures, not legal ones.
- red-iron-pine 3y agoto paraphrase a CTO that I used to know: you may win the court case... 3 years from now. your secrets have been on the dark web for that whole time, and have filtered to the regular web by then. even if you know who did it, and can get them extradited they may not have cash to pay for the damages, and seeing them in jail, though nice, won't make your data private again.