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Well, I'm not sure that I'd equate "freedom" with companies exploiting people's personal identifying information and selling it for their own profit. Personally
by ndsipa_pomu 2y ago
Well, I'm not sure that I'd equate "freedom" with companies exploiting people's personal identifying information and selling it for their own profit. Personally, I don't want my information that's protected by GDPR in my own country to be smuggled into another country where there's almost no legal protection for someone's data/privacy.
- imachine1980_ 2y agoFree as in corporate freedom to extract and abuse your personal information
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoQuite - it reminds me of the "freedom" to own slaves, but obviously not nearly as abusive.