alt Hacker NewsThe EU is only interested in interoperability and centralization of data so they can put their citizens under surveillance. I hope Apple continues to exit this market on the edges.
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a_paddy • today at 4:33 PM
One of the main rights enabled by the GDPR is to request to have data deleted, how would that facilitate surveillance?
rusk • today at 4:33 PM
Ah yes the well known EU equivalent of the CIA, NSA
The one that’s so secret it’s not in any of the treaties that the sovereign nations that comprise the EU signed up for and implemented in line with their own democratic processes
That agency
Meanwhile they struggle to put together a border patrol, but advanced pan European surveillance apparatus that isn’t run by the US. Yeah bro
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I don't think the GDPR came from an effort to surveil, but the world has changed in the last ten years and I do agree with this assessment today.