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Semi rhetorical question: is it too late to introduce legislation protecting this kind of private data? Discussion point one: is the industry profiting from ga
by BLKNSLVR 3y ago
Semi rhetorical question: is it too late to introduce legislation protecting this kind of private data?
Discussion point one: is the industry profiting from gathering, shifting, mining, selling this data large enough that it would cause an employment problem for any country that may enact such legislation? (probably a much bigger problem for the US than any other country).
Discussion point two: is it likely that, even if the legislation doesn't have favouritism carve-outs for specific groups/companies, the industry would find ways around it, with the end game being: nothing changes.
- e12e 3y agoI think gdpr style legislation can work - but the price (and purpose) would be making most types of surveillance capitalism illegal. People can bug your house with fiber optics today, but only the government and perhaps your family can do it legally.