what you mean? besides that everybody's glued to their phone
I LOVE THE EU
Daniel Carter
Blake Foster
>One the first day of GDPR noyb.eu has therefor files four complaints against Google
Good for them, but it's hard to take this PDF seriously with those spelling errors...
Liam Bennett
>be company
>get used by user
>it turns I now raped them
Blake Watson
doing gods work
Cooper Harris
Based money grubbing jew lawyers
Gabriel Foster
It's not allowed. If harvesting your data isn't an essential part of the service they provide you with, then they can't force you to consent to it.
Essential meaning essential for the user, not the company - if you wanted to enable facial recognition, then processing your facial data would obviously be essential, but they could let you use the site just fine without selling your data, even if they'd be unable to make a profit doing so, so that login prompt wouldn't count.
Ayden Stewart
EU SINGLE HANDED MAKING THE WORLD GREAT AGAIN
DEATH TO BIG BROTHER
Camden Jenkins
>GDPR compliant now so to keep using our service you need to sign here saying we can sell your data and track you
That isn't GDPR compliance.
Adam Johnson
hunting for GDPR bullshit is an interesting sport.
Tumblr for instance has you unselect around 200 different ad companies when you want to not be tracked by them
Noah Price
This. Companies cannot collect data that aren't essential to providing the service.
You may, if you want, agree on sharing it for some "benefits", but you can't be defied a basic service if you don't.