Basically says "customers have the right to not be profiled and are entitled to not be shown algorithmic feeds"
> GDPR
Costs about 0 to implement as long as you only user data as intended, and not sending it off to 2763 "partners" who "respect your privacy".
What "insane regulatory burden" are you talking about?
> can fight for years in court and if they have to pay a few billion, so be it.
The only reason these poor poor innocent trillion-dollar supranational corporations fight these laws in court is because they really don't want anyone competing with them, or to respect such minor things as user privacy. Not because the laws are somehow bad or complicated.
Even DMA, the most complex of them all, can be understood by anyone.
Doesn't apply to your medium-sized company
> DSA,
Basically says "customers have the right to not be profiled and are entitled to not be shown algorithmic feeds"
> GDPR
Costs about 0 to implement as long as you only user data as intended, and not sending it off to 2763 "partners" who "respect your privacy".
What "insane regulatory burden" are you talking about?
> can fight for years in court and if they have to pay a few billion, so be it.
The only reason these poor poor innocent trillion-dollar supranational corporations fight these laws in court is because they really don't want anyone competing with them, or to respect such minor things as user privacy. Not because the laws are somehow bad or complicated.
Even DMA, the most complex of them all, can be understood by anyone.