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tbh I think Twitter is in a position where any GDPR fine may be more prohibitive for them than properly segregating GDPR subjects vs non subjects
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Right, I get the feeling Twitter is somewhat on life support, relatively speaking.
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They made a profit! . . . . . . . . Once.
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Actually I think Twitter figures so long as no one forces them to shut down bots they're ahead of the regulatory game.
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Can Facebook really afford to pay? Isn't the fine something like 4% of gross revenue?
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It's more like a GDPR fine for Facebook is not an existential threat for it.
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That's probably true. But still it's a high cost.
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That's why Facebook is working towards specific compliance and Twitter is working towards global compliance (I think).
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Agree. As with surveillance (until very recently, which is interesting), those that have a business model independent of govt $$ will push back, those that don't will surveil at will.
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