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by l4u532 7y ago
GDPR is NOT entirely opt-in. For reasons of ‘legitimate interest’ a consent-less collection is warranted (ie. to perform the service). Yes, this does usually excludes data collection for marketing purposes. But it’s important to state that
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by l4u532 7y ago
first thing I thought of when I lived in Denmark, but That loophole is closed. Cars bought in a foreign country need to be taxed if used permanently in Denmark. Otherwise ginormous fines.
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by l4u532 7y ago
Having lived in Copenhagen I can only attest the surge in living quality when a city adopts a no-compromise bicycle strategy. Back in car-loving Munich I feel set back a century. With city council members putting forward arguments like that
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by l4u532 7y ago
GDPR is imposed regularly, see [1] for an early account. Or do you mean something else? [1] https://www.gdprtoday.org/gdpr-in-numbers/
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by l4u532 8y ago
As a German, I am quite happy about this. What you must know is that German organisations are extremely hierarchical, with little information flowing from frontline management to to top management. Hence, change only happens top down and on
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by l4u532 8y ago
All this Germany bashing and his constant condescending remarks remove a tad of his credibility, which is unfortunate when making such audacious claims. Is there anyone here on HN who has further reading advice on these claims (E.g that the
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by l4u532 8y ago
That’s big
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by l4u532 8y ago
I, for one, work non-remote because of the social factor. Being among people physically is awesome (for me). And there’s surely a lot of founders who prefer building up a company with an on-site social environment. A co-working space does n
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by l4u532 8y ago
I had totally missed that. Oh my.