WEV'E UPDATED OUR PRIVARY POLICYT OKAY GUYS??? ALSO OUR TERMS OF SERVCIES AND EULA SO WERE JUST SENDING YOIU THIS EMAIL SO YOU KNOW ABOUT IT OKAY!!? ITS BEAEUSE WERE TRYING TO COMPLEY WITH THE EU GENERAL DATA PROTENCTIN (LGBTPR) AND TEHY ARE MAEKING US SEND LITEREALLY EVERHONE OF OUR FUCKING CUSTOMERS THSOUADNS OF EMAILS THANKS FOR YORU ATTENTION BYE
UPDAtEES TO UOR PRICACY STASTMENT
Oliver Hill
Luis Barnes
Man fuck this, I'll let them have all my details they want, 24/7 for the rest of my life, just stop sending me email spam!
Nathan Anderson
Does it mean they are complying with the EU laws or banning EU from their service?
Michael Jenkins
complying with EU laws
Benjamin Bennett
lol, spat out me coffee.
my company has gotten around 50+ of these emails during the last few weeks. no one is reading this fucking garbage either.
they could have made the law apply to google, facebook, youtube and twitter but no, every no-name dumbfuck company needs to comply with this jewish scheme.
Austin Moore
>Letting customers decide if they want to accept tracking and scraping
>Jewish scheme
This is literally hurting the jews, are you genuinely retarded?
Brody Stewart
I agree that it would be hurting the jews if it applied only to fuckhuge jewish companies, but right now it applies to everybody, which will only consolidate the IT monopoly held by these companies. they used the same tactics in the pharmaceutical industry. they lobby for complicated regulations that make it impossible for competitors to enter the market in any real way.
i had some other criticism that i forgot.
Noah Nguyen
it's the biggest companies that have ALL the data about you and tracking you all around the internet, smaller firms, but the slimey ad agencies, generally don't hold this much info about you and can more easily implement the GDPR. In effect, it even levels the playing field and hurts the big data-collectors more.
Anthony Reyes
>jewish scheme
you ain't fooling anyone, schlomo
Connor Ward
They should have just done something simpler and enacted a one-page rule saying "Personal information may not be used for marketing or advertising purposes", with the same ginormous fine.