[Pungsnigel]

Nope. These type of regulations looks good, but it's not fun or easy to do business in an overly regulated marked. If this continues, the US will improving financially faster than the EU. People are not likely to move to a worse economy because they value regulations like this.

[xur17]

> These type of regulations looks good, but it's not fun or easy to do business in an overly regulated marked.

This. Each regulation by itself sounds like something reasonable / potentially good, but trying to run a business in an environment like this is excessively complicated, and ends up being only something huge businesses are willing to put up with.

[jorvi]

Yup. These type of regulations looks bad, but it's not fun or easy to live in an overly deregulated market. If this continues, the US will deteriorate in happiness faster than the EU. People are not likely to move to a worse society because they value regulations like this.

[troupo]

Ah yes, the bad-bad regulations of "do not spy on people", "don't collect and sell people's data wholesale" and "don't use undocumented blackboxes in surveillance".

Won't someone think of the financial improvement!

[blitzar]

How are you meant to "innovate" if you can't harvest your customers data and sell it to the highest bidder?