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Also, he's lying about Spotify not being treated like Facebook in that case (for data protection). Other people here try the same idiotic take on Rgpd 'protect

by orwin 3y ago

Also, he's lying about Spotify not being treated like Facebook in that case (for data protection). Other people here try the same idiotic take on Rgpd 'protectionism' but do not even think to look at active Rgpd cases. This guy is worse though, directly talking about Spotify and didn't bother to check, if you cannot be trusted to do basic research on your arguments, on your own blog, you shouldn't be listened to.

otterley 3y ago
What is he specifically saying that is false?
- orwin 3y ago
  > They’re not saying “pay or OK” is illegal. They’re saying it’s illegal only if you’re a big company from outside the EU with a very popular platform Spotify case:https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/national-news/2023/imy-issues-administrative-fine-against-spotify-shortcomings-regarding_en https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/national-news/2023/imy-issue...
  - otterley 3y ago
    That case has nothing to do with the "pay or OK" question. The key issue there was "how Spotify handles the right for individuals to access their personal data."
threatofrain 3y ago
How did John Gruber lie?
- orwin 3y ago
  See sibling