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Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ... by fcarraldo on Monday September 24, 2018 @05:20PM (#18061556)
Is it really that what's best for the 99% lies the other way? Or is it that Chrome has so many users that there will always be a majority that don't care about the latest privacy violation Google has forced upon 1/6th of the world population?

When you have 1 billion users, I think it's easy to say that "most of them are better off" with whatever, because there's no possible way that you'll ever have a majority of your 1bn users arguing for or against anything. This is why watchdog organizations exist, and why they're so important.

Doing the "right thing" for 99% of your users isn't actually the right thing if it does harm to your most vulnerable users.

Re:Am I logged in or not? GDPR case study on the example of ... by rifung on Monday September 24, 2018 @07:03PM (#18062234)
> Doing the "right thing" for 99% of your users isn't actually the right thing if it does harm to your most vulnerable users.

But aren't the most vulnerable users the one who actually aren't tech savvy? And, arguably this change may actually make things simpler for them.