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... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry
> except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry Yes, but what are the negative effects?
... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry
EU is a huge fan of shooting itself in the foot with useless regulations, unable to think 1-2 steps ahead. Waiting for someone to tell you why "the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry" is actually a good thing in their view.
Online != behavioral
... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry
EU is a huge fan of shooting itself in the foot with useless regulations, unable to think 1-2 steps ahead. Waiting for someone to tell you why "the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry" is actually a good thing in their view.
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EU is a huge fan of shooting itself in the foot with useless regulations, unable to think 1-2 steps ahead. Waiting for someone to tell you why "the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry" is actually a good thing in their view.
It's not "online advertising", it's just behavioral. There's nothing preventing corporations from advertising the old-fashioned way, like they did on TV, radio, newspapers, etc. Online != behavioral
... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry
The reason is that the user's data privacy rights come first. If interests collide, privacy must come out on top. I'm curious on how you could have missed this ideological position that powers those regulations after years of headlines after headlines about the topic.
... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry
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> except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry Yes, but what are the negative effects?
i mentioned the destruction of the eu advertising market. as a consequence tech in europe remains unfunded and therefore nonexistent (because the silicon valley machine literally runs on advertising money)
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It's not "online advertising", it's just behavioral. There's nothing preventing corporations from advertising the old-fashioned way, like they did on TV, radio, newspapers, etc. Online != behavioral
all advertising was (and is) always behavioral
This is a wonderful start. Here's hoping it catches on outside of the EU as well!
I don't think there are any protections around the reasonable expectation of privacy from a private industry perspective in the US.
If you use the internet, or an app, you must protect yourself.
I assume everyone is a capitalist, so wouldn't adding laws here somehow subsidize and therefore tarnish the market?
... for no reason , to no effect, except the destruction of the entire eu online advertising industry