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> draconian countermeasures are drafted and constructed one by one. Except when it’s about privacy or anything else we actually care about: then absolutely not
by ornornor 5mo ago
> draconian countermeasures are drafted and constructed one by one.
Except when it’s about privacy or anything else we actually care about: then absolutely nothing is done because it would cost more than 0 to do anything.
- reactordev 5mo agoOn the contrary, lots are being done about it, they have to update their terms of service…
- summm 5mo agoDepends. In some sense EU companies are quite afraid of the GDPR. Privacy is used in a twisted way in that argument: if any privacy relevant data is exposed to another party, and there is any incident down the line, they fear they could be made responsible. So they to block you as a user to access your own data. Of course, if that privacy risk came from them storing and selling your data, they happily accept that, you are right in that regard.