How were data hoarders like Google and Facebook hurt? They now just gate their EU service behind an accept button. Will people stop using the service after reading what data is collected? No
Every instance of third parties accessing user data has been with user consent.
They will go after you the moment you become bigger and if you are person running a business one of your hopes is that you won't remain small time forever
Haha data export page, what even is that? Let me just go to my SQL DB, redis, glacier backups, and Kafka logs and just click the data export button. It will only take 3 minutes.
If you make money from EU users and are US based you need to be GDPR compliant or they will target you through payment processors and ad networks. If you don't make money from EU users and don't want to be GDPR…
I'm glad you are feeling such rightous indignation. I won't lie and tell you that I am not being entertained by watching the EU internet implode on itself.
You think GDPR is great but you are angry at an EU citizen using the law as intended?
It sounds like you didn't read the article.
>Find something that 1% of them would pay for, That easy huh
You actually didn't respond to my question. Reworded my question is, if Google can't make it work why do you think some random company that isn't Google can? Your response is very emotional and if you aren't interested…
If a venture is not profitable for Google why do you think it would be profitable for a bootstrapped EU competitor?
How were data hoarders like Google and Facebook hurt? They now just gate their EU service behind an accept button. Will people stop using the service after reading what data is collected? No
Every instance of third parties accessing user data has been with user consent.
They will go after you the moment you become bigger and if you are person running a business one of your hopes is that you won't remain small time forever
Haha data export page, what even is that? Let me just go to my SQL DB, redis, glacier backups, and Kafka logs and just click the data export button. It will only take 3 minutes.
If you make money from EU users and are US based you need to be GDPR compliant or they will target you through payment processors and ad networks. If you don't make money from EU users and don't want to be GDPR…
I'm glad you are feeling such rightous indignation. I won't lie and tell you that I am not being entertained by watching the EU internet implode on itself.
You think GDPR is great but you are angry at an EU citizen using the law as intended?
It sounds like you didn't read the article.
>Find something that 1% of them would pay for, That easy huh
You actually didn't respond to my question. Reworded my question is, if Google can't make it work why do you think some random company that isn't Google can? Your response is very emotional and if you aren't interested…
If a venture is not profitable for Google why do you think it would be profitable for a bootstrapped EU competitor?