As a consumer, I'm generally happy about the directionality of GDPR but I haven't been able to stop thinking about this
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Yeah, I think intent very reasonable, but effects likely to prove quite unfortunate... https://twitter.com/djm_/status/1014465023413030912?s=21 …. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism ….)
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Competition heating up between EU and the city of SF to drive out startups.
ধন্যবাদ। আপনার সময়রেখাকে আরো ভালো করে তুলতে টুইটার এটিকে ব্যবহার করবে। পূর্বাবস্থায়পূর্বাবস্থায়
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having gone through VATMOSS hell and back they're basically intent on making people not want to start here
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+1, and we ended up moving the business to Singapore
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the best part is how this law (and the GDPR-shaped one) doesn't care about this anymore :(
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You actually have some influence over this, Patrick. The vote is tomorrow. Wikipedia is holding some of its European pages on blackout to bring awareness and pressure to EU MPs.
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This is so true, and unfortunately it’s a common mindset in EU countries especially France. What is terrible is how even founders think the same. Somehow they think they will win the tech race by blocking others while they are only blocking themselves.
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I don’t understand this comment. Blackouts are a way to bring awareness to voters.
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I misspoke. It’s a sitewide banner not a blackout.
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Yeah. Blackout, banner, anything that helps raise awareness.
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I can agree on VATMOSS, it's making things complicated for almost no reason. However, GDPR (& cookie law) are great. I like my privacy. And with all due respect, if you can't build a business respecting these, than you don't have a good business.
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I agree a bit with this, but I can guarantee very few small business are or will ever be compliant.
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I can see this. It could've been handled a lot better by the EU. A big step for better compliancy would be to make it obvious what and how to achieve it. The http://eugdpr.org site is laughably bad. Nobody will read (or understand) cryptic law.
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That’s not a site by EU.
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Ooops. Confirming my point, though. There should've been an official resource on how to properly achieve compliancy.
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Should be provided by your local data protection authority. Here in Norway there is lots of good info from https://www.datatilsynet.no/en/ (in Norwegian, not so much in English).
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Join my campaign to get Europe designated as a historic landmark because it’s basically a has-been
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Have always felt regulations like this should impact you proportionately to the number of people your business impacts. I.e. a small business shouldn't have to do much because they are, well, small.
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there are some laws that do this coarsely by treating "small businesses" differently, giving them lesser regulations and/or penalties, but it really should be more continuously proportional, and more widespread.
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