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by kachurovskiy
597 days ago
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There was a lot of commotion about 2018 GDPR but it turned out to be rather uneventful, some basic practices have been adopted, very few companies were fined a small amount and the question is largely settled. For small companies and individual devs, pretty much nothing changed apart from adding a boilerplate ToS and PP to their projects. I would expect this this legislative change to follow a similar path. If you run a business, liability is a big concern from the start and this extension of the liability scope seems reasonable overall. I'd say they even tread lightly here as "damages for professional use are explicitly excluded". |
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> For small companies and individual devs, pretty much nothing changed apart from adding a boilerplate ToS and PP to their projects.
A significant portion of these players are probably non-compliant but nobody cares