irn
irn t1_jegp1l2 wrote
Reply to Meta wants EU users to apply for permission to opt out of data collection - Instead of a yes/no consent, Meta users will fill out a form and include justification. by speckz
That’s gotta be fucking illegal when you look at the GDPR. No other company that uses data could get away with this.
irn t1_je8zflk wrote
Reply to comment by Ahelex in Dad Accidentally Orders 60 Pairs of Reading Glasses Because He Couldn’t Read A Website by MrILostTheGame
It’s weird to think about but my wife has accidentally put in at least two or three because she thought they had fallen out at night. Now that she’s near blind, she can tell the difference before feeling it.
irn t1_jb4b7ph wrote
Reply to comment by PerfectPercentage69 in New Bill Could Ban TikTok, Other Foreign Technology Products in US Over Data Collection Concerns by donnygel
It’s not just about having data but the ability to prorrogarte the data being shown by their apps. Between Facebook and Twitter, TikTok can be manipulated into echo chambers to divide our country even more than the Russians have in the past.
irn t1_jb4augc wrote
Reply to comment by Finishes_like_bevan in New Bill Could Ban TikTok, Other Foreign Technology Products in US Over Data Collection Concerns by donnygel
GDPR is taught in every American country doing overseas business as part of their data protection knowledge even though the US doesn’t have the same standard. If someone could differentiate the difference in TikTok feed algorithm between every country beside China you would see a difference on what gets shown. It’s weird we even have TikTok in the US.
irn t1_jegptg2 wrote
Reply to comment by Spousta_slov in You dont think it's funny? That's ok. by slikq
Where did the bad clown touch you?