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0 pointskybernetikos7y ago0 comments

Risk is a part of life. Even before GDPR there was a risk that you were violating some privacy law in countries that your customers were connecting from. By putting your product out there, you've taken on most of this risk already.

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jimnotgym7y ago

There was a previous 1995 directive for instance. It didn't have the teeth of GDPR, but was actually rather similar. It would be hard to be compliant with That and in breach of GDPR.

That rather makes the anti GDPR arguement sound like "yes I know that is the law, but I was breaking it over the internet so that doesn't count"

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jimnotgym7y ago

There was a previous 1995 directive for instance. It didn't have the teeth of GDPR, but was actually rather similar. It would be hard to be compliant with That and in breach of GDPR.

That rather makes the anti GDPR arguement sound like "yes I know that is the law, but I was breaking it over the internet so that doesn't count"

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