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thierryzoller
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thierryzoller
6y ago
According to Dr. Raoul - If the virus is no longer active indeed it doesn't help, but they already know that.
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thierryzoller
7y ago
I think you'd do a lot of money with referal links. I'd be a regular user. Please extend.
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thierryzoller
7y ago
Sell it to Amazon, their GUI needs an overhaul, it's an unstructured mess.
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thierryzoller
7y ago
His internal team could have done better.
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thierryzoller
7y ago
You are wrong again, Directives are ratified, Regulations apply verbatim. That said, the GDPR left some detail to each member state. I am sorry buboard, I don't know whether you are affilated with FB, but that's not just how it wo
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thierryzoller
7y ago
Your are funny, you say their arguments are not well articulated, yet you do seem not to be up to point. You argue they are regulations? European Regulations are law. European Directives and Regulation are the two main legislative They argu
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thierryzoller
7y ago
Sounds like this is just the Payment Service Directive ? Someone at APPLE must have slept while on the wheel for years.
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thierryzoller
7y ago
"the worlds best pro notebook" ? According to whom ?
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thierryzoller
7y ago
Contrary to nearly every other jurisdiction in the world. Fun times.
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thierryzoller
8y ago
same
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thierryzoller
8y ago
PII is a term coined in the US
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thierryzoller
8y ago
Interested to see how this would play out in Europe under the GDPR. Data should be personal data and hence each data subject has full rights to access it.
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thierryzoller
8y ago
>but GUIDs are fine In general terms, I think you are mistaken by that - as long as information, including pseudonymous, can be traced back directly or indirectly to an individual it is to be considered personal data.
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thierryzoller
8y ago
In other news : You can't prove a negative.
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thierryzoller
9y ago
In 2016, Luxembourg became the first country of the EU to deliver a state licence to a cryptocurrency exchange. Luxembourg has regulated Blockchain tech since years, we have quite a few blockchain based startups running under a license issu
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thierryzoller
14y ago
Thanks, I updated the post.