GeorgeReese
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@ I totally disagree. I think they don't protect users in the least.
about 6 hours ago
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@ I understand that. But that's the market making the decision, not regulations.
about 8 hours ago
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@ There are ways to handle that, but again, it's all about transparency.
about 8 hours ago
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@ Just answering a question :)
about 8 hours ago
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Both examples are examples of EU privacy rules killing innovation and removing choce.
about 8 hours ago
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Should I not be able to store data from European customers?
about 8 hours ago
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at rest, or in transit. And only you, the customer, have the encryption keys. You share them with me only when you are using the service.
about 8 hours ago
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#2 I'm an American company with operations (but not a data center) in the EU. I offer a service that never stores your data unencrypted...
about 8 hours ago
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@ Sorry, that was not meant to be an @.
about 8 hours ago
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@ If I am armed with that knowledge, why should that service not be able to serve me?
about 8 hours ago
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The service says on its home page, "We share all of your photos with the most oppressive regimes on earth and delete them at their request."
about 8 hours ago
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#1 I'm an EU customer and I like this really cool service for storing my family photo collection.
about 8 hours ago
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Let me put this whol EU privacy thing another way using two examples...
about 8 hours ago
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@ If I want to put my drunken photos in FB, however, that is subject to the "care" of the market.
about 8 hours ago
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@ Environmental concerns are not issues subject to "care" of the market. They have an overarching societal issue attached.
about 8 hours ago
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@ And the worst kind of regulation is that which results from people thinking, "the market really ought to care"
about 9 hours ago
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@ Industry doesn't fail to innovate. What really drives security and privacy wonks nuts is that the market really fails to care.
about 9 hours ago
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@ But innovation can.
about 9 hours ago
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@ No law can prevent that.
about 9 hours ago
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@ A bad one is a law that prescribes how the data should be treated.
about 9 hours ago
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- Name George Reese
- Location Minneapolis, MN
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- Bio I've kissed mermaids, rode the el nino, walked the sand with the crustaceans, could find my way to Mariana. (CTO of enStratus, O'Reilly Cloud Author)
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