He wouldn’t if it applied to him. Unfortunately, reddit is not a gatekeeper in the sense of the DMA and due to its management it’s also unlikely to ever reach that position :)
He wouldn’t if it applied to him. Unfortunately, reddit is not a gatekeeper in the sense of the DMA and due to its management it’s also unlikely to ever reach that position :)
Nah, they don’t really care about gardeners. They need farmers to buy new seeds every year.
True, but San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Munich is the most expensive place to live in Germany and one of the most expensive in Europe so the move is still somewhat questionable.
Just do it, you’ll figure out the details later.
And legal/ compliance, too
No, consent can’t be hidden in tos
And against everyone else, too by the way…
GDPR has that, too
I work in privacy law and most countries have some sort of GDPR like laws. Even China has one now.
Also she apparently didn’t attend court, so the companies were awarded default judgments since there was no challenge.
You absolutely can charge for social media, just not the way Facebook does. They’re not charging for the service, just for not spying on you, which is illegal under GDPR.