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by buzer 4mo ago
Official EU website, generally speaking, are not bound by GDPR or ePD. Rather EU bodies are bound by EUDPR. I'm not well-versed on that specific thing, but EDPS and courts have previously found that EC has infringed EUDPR so it wouldn&
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by buzer 4mo ago
It's called "pay-or-okay" and there hasn't been many decisions on it yet which has led noyb to sue German DPAs: https://noyb.eu/en/years-inactivity-pay-or-ok-cases-noyb-sue... There is one case wher
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by buzer 4mo ago
While we cannot be sure what Elkjøp exactly told him, the Norwegian DPA's findings included following: * Published benefits: https://web.archive.org/web/20220613175535/https:/www.elkjop... (e.g. "Ra
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by buzer 4mo ago
It's also worth noting that it's not the first time Swedish DPA has been criticized regarding GDPR complaint handling: https://noyb.eu/en/gdpr-rights-sweden "GDPR Rights in Sweden: Court confirms that au
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by buzer 4mo ago
That's a bit more complex. Everyone is free to make a tip to DPA. However DPA is free to decide if they want to start their own investigation based on that unlike when you make Article 77 complaint. There isn't a lot of case law a
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by buzer 4mo ago
What do you mean? It sounds like he is planning to sue company in question and possibly lodging complaint against Swedish DPA. Norwegian DPA is the one who found case in his favor.
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by buzer 4mo ago
I haven't personally encountered that, but you are free to lodge complaint with your local DPA about it. That exact language is unlikely to be compliant. If you want to maximize your effect you could make Article 15 request to the comp
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by buzer 4mo ago
Actual decision (Norwegian): https://www.datatilsynet.no/contentassets/c8d0551d2a64403285... Machine translation of overview & 5.1 which is what the blog post is about (covers some other things as well): https:&#x
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by buzer 4mo ago
Kids (or more specially teens) will just find a site that doesn't require the verification. There will be some and you better hope it's not one run by intelligence agency in unfriendly country. It would be way better to just reduc
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by buzer 4mo ago
Windows so maybe that is related. Do note that I regularly have multiple browser windows open (and these are usually on private mode) with 50+ tabs so my usage pattern is not very standard.
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by buzer 4mo ago
> - Firefox limits how small I can shrink my tabs in the tab bar. This can be changed via chrome/userChrome.css. Mine is: @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xu
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by buzer 4mo ago
Firefox leaks memory. When I have it open for long time the memory usage will increase and even if I were to close all tabs & do memory minimization it will still use multiple gigabytes of memory. While I cannot be sure, I assume that i
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by buzer 4mo ago
You have right to ask for it, but it doesn't guarantee that they will do it. It's also limited to data they hold as controller (i.e. the copy they hold for "safety" purposes), not the original copy that is controlled by
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by buzer 4mo ago
Mentioned in the earlier, topic as well, but one very important point here is that it looks like Anthropic is becoming GDPR controller for all submitted data for this model (when they are in GDPR scope anyway). So data subjects would have A
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by buzer 4mo ago
One very important point here is that it looks like Anthropic is becoming GDPR controller for all submitted data. So data subjects have Article 15 right to request information about processing and possibly a copy of the data. Latter might b
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Noyb launches class action over CRIF's scoring system in Austria(noyb.eu)
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by buzer 4mo ago
> as they set a ticking clock of 72 hours from the breach to notifying individuals who are in the breach It doesn't, that 72 hours is for notifying the DPA (Article 33). There is no strict timeline for data subject notification (Art
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by buzer 4mo ago
Looks like my information is a bit outdated. Some published research do state that snus cause increased risk of certain cancers (e.g. esophageal, pancreatic, stomach cancer, colorectal, oral and pharyngeal cancer), but some newer research s
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by buzer 4mo ago
> We will anonymize all data before it's used for training Anonymize by what definition? GDPR? Do note that this very high bar. > All other users on our US cloud instance are opted in by default Including end users in the EU? You
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by buzer 4mo ago
To be clear they commonly use snus which is tobacco product, not just nicotine pouch. It shares many of the health issues associated with smoking tobacco and also has it's own ones (e.g. related to gum health).
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by buzer 5mo ago
Law enforcement refers to EU member states law enforcement and processing by them in their context. But even in the EU controller needs legal basis to disclose personal data to law enforcement inside the EU. Normally that is handled by loca
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by buzer 5mo ago
IANAL. My understanding is that you can do consular processing even if you are in the US, it's just that you need to leave to do the interview (and things like biometrics) and get the actual visa. Now I'm not sure if you are allow
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by buzer 5mo ago
Intent (are you planning to switch immigrant visa later) and status (immigrant/non-immigrant) are two different things. Visas like B1 are non-immigrant and require that you are not intending to abandon your foreign residence. In practi
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by buzer 5mo ago
I know, I'm just not sure how high discount you are going to get in this kind of system. My understanding is that the discounts normally tend to be something like 30-40% so it would still be within same magnitude (10M+).
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by buzer 5mo ago
The list price seems to be ~40M. https://www.dell.com/en-hk/shop/servers-storage-and-networki... Select the 40 slot chassis and put 40 of those 245TB disks in. Comes out at ~HK$317M. Of course HK prices might also
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by buzer 5mo ago
One good option could be to make the distributor (like Steam or Play Store) liable as well. They would then have an interest on making sure that publisher/developer holds up on their side of the deal. For example they could require tha
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by buzer 5mo ago
If this only applies to new sales then there is nothing that must be broken. The developers would need to choose technologies where license allows this. Those that don't wouldn't get new sales from game developers. It's the s
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by buzer 5mo ago
> The game developer might not have the legal rights to release the source. Then the game developer/publisher should choose to use another technology or be ready to replace that piece when game reaches EOL. If no game developer can
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by buzer 5mo ago
Whenever I have seen the Plaid integration it will also ask permission to your transactions. HR software won't get those when I provide it my account & routing numbers.
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by buzer 5mo ago
There can be situations where you set some variables on top level and then override those in the location block with rewrite. These variables could be then used e.g. in log lines or in other "global" contexts. Not extremely common

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