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    1. Dylan Beattie  🇪🇺‏ @dylanbeattie May 2

      Company says: “Due to the GDPR, we are no longer able to offer our service to customers in the European Union.” I hear: “You are not a customer. You never were. You are PRODUCT. Now that your privacy is protected by law, you are no longer worth anything to us. Go away.”

      34 replies 1,148 retweets 1,788 likes
    2. Jez Prime‏ @jezprime May 2
      Replying to @dylanbeattie

      I say "good, maybe another company which is prepared to respect my privacy can step into the gap you leave for customers in the EU"

      1 reply 1 retweet 5 likes
      Alice Maz‏ @alicemazzy May 2
      Replying to @jezprime @dylanbeattie

      Alice Maz Retweeted Alice Maz

      working as intendedhttps://twitter.com/alicemazzy/status/984494656712003585 …

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      Alice Maz @alicemazzy
      how much of GDPR, latest privacy shield ruling, etc is really a sidedoor way to cultivate environment for native european internet conglomerates
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        2. William Saar‏ @saarw May 2
          Replying to @alicemazzy @jezprime @dylanbeattie

          Likely to backfire by hurting EU startup velocity. While EU startups spend precious early resources on implementing compliance, their competitors test their products and capture market share that finances entry into the costlier EU market.

          2 replies 0 retweets 7 likes
        3. Nils Hitze‏ @kojote May 2
          Replying to @saarw @alicemazzy and

          If you mean 'loose sensitive data stored on unencrypted iot sextoys' by 'test your product' than I'm fine with the lowered startup velocity

          1 reply 0 retweets 13 likes
        4. William Saar‏ @saarw May 3
          Replying to @kojote @alicemazzy and

          While the GDPR might work against companies that sell a physical product in the EU, I'd expect online adult services to be more likely to be hosted and keep your data outside the EU after the GDPR. Good luck enforcing the GDPR in Russia...

          1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
        5. Simon_Lucy‏ @Simon_Lucy May 3
          Replying to @saarw @kojote and

          If you hold the data outside the EU you must inform the user and get their explicit permission. Plus if the data transits the EU under control, from a browser say, then it will be covered.

          1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
        6. William Saar‏ @saarw May 3
          Replying to @Simon_Lucy @kojote and

          Good luck suing a Russian, or other non-EU, company and asking the Russian courts to enforce those "musts" in a non-EU jurisdiction where GDPR is not the law of the land.

          1 reply 0 retweets 3 likes
        7. Simon_Lucy‏ @Simon_Lucy May 3
          Replying to @saarw @kojote and

          It wouldn't be me suing them. But not disclosing where the data is stored, processed and which country a company operates from will have the more useful effect of warning off users. (over time). Right now I don't want my data in Russia or many other countries, it's a Good Thing

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        8. William Saar‏ @saarw May 3
          Replying to @Simon_Lucy @kojote and

          A .com domain looks the same regardless of where it's hosted, and the problem is exactly that the GDPR encourages running services from non-EU jurisdictions by adding costly compliance to anyone running them inside the EU.

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        9. Simon_Lucy‏ @Simon_Lucy May 3
          Replying to @saarw @kojote and

          If the scale of operations is moderate the costs will also be moderate. If the scale is large then the benefits are also large and the impact of breaches are all the greater. If the law dissuades badly run companies that risk personal data then that seems a good outcome.

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