Post number #296467, ID: d0eb59
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Adressed mostly to European g/u/rls. Do you think it will put big corpos like Google and Facebook in check? Or is it just a burden for small companies and startups that risks them losing customers?
Post number #296482, ID: 69e43e
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It's a good thing but it doesn't go far enough. We need more regulations for these companies to actually benefit consumers and not the CEO's
Post number #296517, ID: 742263
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I work at a small company specializing in B2B websites in the european market. It's not really a bad thing. It gives us more work, which means more money because we can sell our customers services to make their sites GDPR compliant. I doubt it'll have any real impact when it comes to big corporations. Google and Facebooks empires all depend on personalized user data and they'll do anything to keep it that way.
Post number #296595, ID: f69153
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This should have been done earlier and hopefully the penalties of breach will get heavier.
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| Adressed mostly to European g/u/rls. Do you think it will put big corpos like Google and Facebook in check? Or is it just a burden for small companies and startups that risks them losing customers?