Re:CNIL imposes a financial penalty of 50M euros against Google
by dennisgorelik on Monday January 21, 2019 @02:21PM
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> have you seen the current dialog you get when you get on a google domain with a "fresh" session?
I just checked - there is no such dialogue on google.com for me. I am in the US. GDPR does not apply here.
My conclusion is that the complex dialogue on google.com you are suffering -- is the result of GDPR. Without GDPR Google (and most other successful websites) delivers simplicity.
> I systematically refuse everything I can refuse.
You can refuse opening google.com in your browser.
Do you refuse to open google.com?
> what kinds of dilemmas you've had
I carefully thought about whether I want unneeded complexity in my life or not.
My choice is "No GDPR and no complexity".
Your choice is GDPR which implies complexity (but you do not understand that "GDPR -> websites complexity" causation, because you did not think about that choice hard enough).
I just checked - there is no such dialogue on google.com for me. I am in the US. GDPR does not apply here.
My conclusion is that the complex dialogue on google.com you are suffering -- is the result of GDPR. Without GDPR Google (and most other successful websites) delivers simplicity.
> I systematically refuse everything I can refuse.
You can refuse opening google.com in your browser. Do you refuse to open google.com?
> what kinds of dilemmas you've had
I carefully thought about whether I want unneeded complexity in my life or not.
My choice is "No GDPR and no complexity".
Your choice is GDPR which implies complexity (but you do not understand that "GDPR -> websites complexity" causation, because you did not think about that choice hard enough).