Sorry, which part of the GDPR mandates automatic transfer to competitors?
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20.1 "The data subject shall have the right to receive the personal data concerning him or her, which he or she has provided to a controller, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without ..."
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"have the right to transmit" != "automatic transfer", which is what happened with Cambridge Analytica
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See 20.2... it clarifies this as yes, directly to another is the ideal case. Automatic is a loaded term. Automatic as in you the subject press a button to say “yes, transfer from FB to X”
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Exactly. This is a very disingenuous framing. User initiated transfer of data *they have provided* to someone else ≠ giving nonconsensual access to a third party of a trove data you have collected about people, with and without their knowledge
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That's one of the frustrating parts where it's just been left to EU regulators to decide a pivotal question about what exactly it means to "own your data", which in my mind is the crux of the regulation, but has been left completely open for interpretation
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I believe the whole flawed model of "your data is your own" will break on the rocks of this problem, but as far as what the status quo actually *is*, it's everybody guessing about what EU regulators will eventually decide
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Goddamit. Not here, man!
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