Slow day. At least this article
is interesting.
Another perspective.
10
reasons why the GDPR is the opposite of a ‘notice and consent’
type of law
… A ‘notice and
consent’ framework puts all the burden of protecting privacy and
obtaining fair use of personal data on the person concerned, who is
asked to ‘agree’ to an endless text of ‘terms and conditions’
written in exemplary legalese, without actually having any sort of
choice other than ‘all or nothing’ (agree to all personal data
collection and use or don’t obtain access to this service or
webpage). The GDPR is anything but a ‘notice and consent’ type
of law.
There are many reasons
why this is the case, and I could go on and get lost into the
minutiae of it. Instead, I’m listing 10 high level reasons,
explained in plain language, to the best of my knowledge:
No comments:
Post a Comment