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by strken
2951 days ago
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I totally agree, but that's an argument against some specific practices, while the GDPR is a scattergun approach that legislates much more than behavioural profiles and advertising. Barely-profitable or loss-making services acting in good faith are now under the same requirements as odious billion-dollar advertising companies, and some of the former are going to go under because of the GDPR, while all of the latter are going to be fine. |
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