Sites saying they "collect data to enhance your experience and personalize the content and advertising you see" & that "by clicking 'Accept' or continuing to use this site, you agree to this use of cookies and data," (or the equiv) is serious about neither the GDPR nor privacy.
GDPR - “Pretty much everyone is breaking the law right now,” said Denmark-based media analyst Thomas Baekdal.” https://buff.ly/2KjeQ4U #GDPR
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Sites make money by harvesting data and selling it to the highest bidder. GDPR solves only one problem: outlawing small company competition against Big Tech which has team of lawyers and billions of $. GDPR changes nothing in this regard. It won't improve privacy by one inch.
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So far this is true. There are also other ways to make money. See http://linuxjournal.com/content/help-us-cure-online-publishing-its-addiction-personal-data-0 …. Publishers needn't be vampires to their readers.
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But at the same time you can't compete at first with vampires without being one. GDPR pretends that you can, and I have very high suspicion the law itself was devised with EU commissars coordinating with Big Tech. Facebook trumpeted that they are "GDPR" compliant.
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Exactly as planned. The purpose of this law was criminalizing everyone and then selectively applying it to smoke out the competition without the team of lawyers.
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