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And afaik it also quite strictly regulates which data you're allowed to collect and process and for which reasons. But on hackernews I feel it is more often tha
by OKRainbowKid 1mo ago
And afaik it also quite strictly regulates which data you're allowed to collect and process and for which reasons.
But on hackernews I feel it is more often than not represented as a symbol of EU bureaucracy, being to blame for cookie banners, and/or designed to extort money from poor helpless trillion dollar US corporations.
- vrganj 1mo agoMaybe the bureaucracy is there for a reason some times? Maybe the poor helpless US corporations shouldn't be collecting 153M+ drivers licenses? Maybe some of the HN audience is trying to collect 153M drivers licenses themselves and labeling it innovation or monetization model? Hm.
- OKRainbowKid 1mo agoIn case it wasn't obvious: I do not at all agree with these complaints about the GDPR or EU.