> I have read GDPR and don't work in adtech. It is vague As laws go, it's crystal clear > is pretty easy to find pathological scenarios Laws in general don't

> I have read GDPR and don't work in adtech. It is vague As laws go, it's crystal clear > is pretty easy to find pathological scenarios Laws in general don't try to tell you how to implement every single facet of every single human endeavor. Otherwise no laws would be written, and those that would get written would be incomprehensible monstrosities. To not repeat myself, I have more here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47811648 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47811648 For 99.999% of businesses GDPR is trivial. For 99.999% of the remaining businesses it's either covered by other laws (banking) or is only difficult to implement because they were ised to collecting user data en masse (any social netowrk or streaming service). There are very, very, very few instances were GDPR cannot be applied using basic common sense.