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> I see is either outlawing any collection and aggregation of private data outside of that directly needed to provide service, not ads That's close to what Ger
by mpyne 12y ago
> I see is either outlawing any collection and aggregation of private data outside of that directly needed to provide service, not ads
That's close to what Germany does, if I understand their data privacy laws correctly.
On the other hand I can imagine how it would go in the libertarian-style U.S.: "If statistical data analysis is outlawed then only outlaws will be able to crunch numbers!"
Er, they'll probably think up a better catchphrase. But I think you see the point, it's hard to enforce laws which are inherently unenforceable without massive intrusion.
- esbranson 12y agoI think what you mean is "If selling private information is outlawed, then only outlaws will sell private information." Since I don't need private information about you to defend my life, I'm OK with that.