dazilcher

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by dazilcher 8y ago
They can totally delete "their" data. It's not "their" data if someone else has it.
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by dazilcher 8y ago
Make them. edit: (prove that GDPR has teeth outside the EU)
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by dazilcher 8y ago
> It says the opposite - if you are providing services to EU residents outside of the EU GDPR applies to you. What the GDPR says is irrelevant in sovereign countries outside EU jurisdiction. Or do you think NY hot dog cart vendors should
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by dazilcher 8y ago
> So do you argue that businesses that do business over the internet should be subject to the laws where the business is legally based? Well, duh, businesses are subject to local laws! That is not an argument, but a fact. Don't ta
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by dazilcher 8y ago
For comedic effect? Seriously though, I made no comment on the law itself so I'm not sure what your point is. Most reasonable people would agree it's a good law in spirit, and I wish I had some of those protections where I live.
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by dazilcher 8y ago
Yeah, no, please stop this FUD. You need to comply with the laws of the jurisdiction you operate in. If you don't operate in the EU (and having a presence on a global communication network does not qualify), EU laws are not applicable
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by dazilcher 8y ago
>> That's just scaremongering. > No, it's a fact of life: if you ignore the law you will be fined. Which law specifically, under the jurisdiction they operate in, are they ignoring?
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by dazilcher 8y ago
>> They are either taking a huge risk or are correct in assuming that there's no enforcement mechanism, so they don't need to worry about it. > I sincerely hope that they will swap positions after the first few fines have
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by dazilcher 8y ago
Isn't the person you f-ck up, effectively f-cking down? Or, more eloquently: without f-ck down, there is only f-ck sideways :)
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by dazilcher 9y ago
Some at work, most in the extended circles (being an immigrant myself).
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by dazilcher 9y ago
Questions for you: 1) can you reply without an account? 2) how did you skip your first post? 3) what makes a reply "hijacking"? 4) where is this "visibility" thing and how do I cash in? 5) do you always judge posts based
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by dazilcher 9y ago
DV, as its name suggests, is an immigration program, not an employment program. I happen to believe it tends to filter applicants educated above the local population average, but that is not its primary purpose. And that's a good thing
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by dazilcher 9y ago
I must call BS on your first point: it's not just false, but also quite naive to think that an immigration program would purposely target low-skilled individuals. First, DV is supposed to use random selection (lottery) - so the resulti