Re:Comparison of California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and ...
by x0x0 on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @04:07PM
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You can fill out DNSMPI once for a business and it applies for at minimum the next 365 days. You do not need to specifically enumerate systems; it is a blanket prohibition.
But am I really supposed to fill out a DNSMPI form every time I interact with any business? How many new businesses do you think you interact with on a given day? I suspect it is a lot.
Opting out is an unreasonable burden and there's a reason why almost no one does it. And yet we know consumers want privacy, so there is clearly a larger structural problem here.
We already know the solution! Make data collection opt-in.