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Chalks posted:That's not how it works, read the legislation on right to erasure: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/individual-rights/right-to-erasure/ obstipator being willfully dense well i never
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Chalks posted:That's not how it works, read the legislation on right to erasure: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/individual-rights/right-to-erasure/ this nullifies the whole law then lol hurray! holy moley. companies can charge the individual for making the tools to delete their stupid data. i like this in what ways can companies legitimately be fined then? it seems like as long as they email people back within a month telling them theyll charge x man hours to make the tools to delete their poo poo then they’ll be ok, since theres no way an individual would actually pay the amount thats required for someone to build these delete everything tools
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May 26, 2018 14:47
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obstipator posted:this nullifies the whole law then lol It's really just trying to target marketing companies that build up data to sell or use in targeted advertising, such that if you opt in to something then change your mind it's not "too late, we sold your data to everyone on the planet and there's nothing you can do". The massive fines are there to scare people away from simply lying about how hard it is or their use of the data. It's also used against Google etc to remove search results to linking to damaging material. I personally think this is abuse of the legislation but there are arguments both ways.
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obstipator posted:are all of you guys for real not affected by this? none of you work on services for users? We're a SaaS company and I've been doing most of the work on this the last 6 weeks or so. Most of the time over the last 6 months was spent understanding what we had to do for compliance. Which for our main app was add in a message that we used GA and used their information for internal use only. We do some external stats collecting and recommendations for our clients and that actual work as been cake because we could get away with pseudonymization and anonymization - because while we collect some stats, we don't break things down into demographic profiles created for visitors, etc. With these changes we were accepted into Privacy Shield to cover our collective rear end as well.
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obstipator posted:SA violates gdpr. its just a matter of time for some idiot who got permabanned to complain to the EU and they fine the gently caress out of this place. do you not realize every site that has users is on the chopping block bc of gdpr? SA has almost no gdpr obligations it does not collect pii at all..
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obstipator posted:are all of you guys for real not affected by this? none of you work on services for users? users give me money for my software i am not harvesting their data to spy on them lol
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obstipator posted:are all of you guys for real not affected by this? none of you work on services for users? LRU eviction out of Varnish means that we can move 17 tbit/sec and have basically no GDPR liability, its pretty fun. many other companies are far worse off
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May 26, 2018 17:22
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:goddamn I wish I lived in Europe again
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it does not collect pii at all.. I think this info sometimes gets used to enforce permabans
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ShadowHawk posted:PII is definitely collected whenever you pay anything, which you do at account creation That's a legitimate business reason though
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Private Speech posted:That's a legitimate business reason though And it's probably not shared with anyone.
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Private Speech posted:a legitimate business not sure these forums rise to that level, tbh
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https://twitter.com/MicroSFF/status/999648497329729536
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Jonny 290 posted:The maximum penalty for any GDPR violations would be 4% of SA's annual revenue, so still $0 or 10 million moon currency, so still zero.
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Stymie posted:hey, gently caress off with the r-word found the retard
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:found the retard hey, gently caress off with the r-word
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NEED MORE MILK posted:lmao here's npr in its gdpr compliant form 
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NEED MORE MILK posted:lmao here's npr in its gdpr compliant form This actually looks way more user friendly than almost every news site.
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I looked up the website of a restaurant recently and it was just plain text "Our address is x, are hours are y, our phone number is z, here is a link to a scan of our menu" Then at the bottom it said "Our website is under construction please forgive the temporary page" and I got really sad.
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wait let me get this straight are you telling me it's possible to pass laws that are in the interest of the general public while not in the interest of large corps? what the gently caress
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May 28, 2018 11:43
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not in the US, no
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El Mero Mero posted:Good Day to Purge Rubbish (GDPR owns) https://eu.usatoday.com/ look how loving fast it loads don't really want to read usa today in the slightest but still Generic Monk fucked around with this message at 14:24 on May 28, 2018 |
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Generic Monk posted:https://eu.usatoday.com/ look how loving fast it loads loving owns all adtech and background scripts need to die, and if gdpr is the thing that kills them the eu should get a nobel peace prize for it (another one)
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Generic Monk posted:https://eu.usatoday.com/ look how loving fast it loads USA Today is actually pretty decent though?
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agreed, suck my woke dick
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Schadenboner posted:USA Today is actually pretty decent though? ron howard voice: it isn't
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Hi guys just checking in to see on everybody freaking the gently caress out over gdpr. It;s v good.
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some idiot closed his forums cause he's super afraid of the GDPR https://www.bodhilinux.com/2018/06/03/forums-closed-due-to-gdpr/
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whats the super convoluted rms take on gdpr
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It turns out GDPR is an awesome new tool for trolling people online, thanks to some idiot lawyer on linkedin doing all the legwork for them: https://jacquesmattheij.com/so-your-start-up-receive-the-nightmare-gdpr-letter Another closed forum: https://meta.discourse.org/t/gdpr-troll-defense/89026
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gdpr trip report: its like the cookie law but instead of a sticky banner with an i accept button its a modal with an i accept button
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Maximum Leader posted:gdpr trip report: its like the cookie law but instead of a sticky banner with an i accept button its a modal with an i accept button oh boy i wonder how accessible those modals are and how many sites could get slammed for not informing all users adequately  whats the eu equivalent of ada compliancy?
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any decent writing on china and GDPR compliance? curious to see what happens when a German walks through a Chinese social credit cctv network or something.
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Trimson Grondag 3 posted:any decent writing on china and GDPR compliance? curious to see what happens when a German walks through a Chinese social credit cctv network or something. China will just be “lol you gonna start a trade war over this poo poo? didn’t think so”
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Trimson Grondag 3 posted:any decent writing on china and GDPR compliance? curious to see what happens when a German walks through a Chinese social credit cctv network or something. Only matters if you're doing business in the EU or with EU businesses so it's not too interesting in most cases.
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Agile Vector posted:whats the eu equivalent of ada compliancy? who gives a gently caress
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DELETE CASCADE posted:who gives a gently caress accessible nihilism? ✓
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DELETE CASCADE posted:who gives a gently caress lots of people, this is the ground floor of many future lawsuits / enforcement / compliance [consulting], god willing
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