Re:Breaking US law by not extending GDPR rights to US citizens
by fwdpropaganda on Tuesday May 15, 2018 @08:59AM
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Off-topic but relating to GDPR.
In business there's this maxim that the only constant is change and its corolary that flexibility and adaptability is key.
Morals and consumer privacy aside, every time I see a company trashing GDPR I see a company set in their ways, a company too tired to adapt. It's (probably) not that they have a rigorous and rational framework for evaluating what changes are good or bad for the world, but instead they're just tired or afraid of change and would rather be left alone.
In business there's this maxim that the only constant is change and its corolary that flexibility and adaptability is key.
Morals and consumer privacy aside, every time I see a company trashing GDPR I see a company set in their ways, a company too tired to adapt. It's (probably) not that they have a rigorous and rational framework for evaluating what changes are good or bad for the world, but instead they're just tired or afraid of change and would rather be left alone.