Re:Discord fined $830K for GDPR lapses – Article – Complianc...
by YuPro on Sunday November 27, 2022 @09:17AM
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Yes, that would work too and quite good practice.
But not sure if I like that it's push from officials anyway, especially when I see that's adjacent to other "breaches" in that document.
Ideally it's a warning that you can disable. With safety/privacy it's generally preferable to have warnings as the default and allow users to take the trainer wheels off rather than risk a new user exposing themself accidentally.