Every day we get GDPR statements.
Today is a deadline.
Is a prophylactic necessary?
Every day we get GDPR statements.
Today is a deadline.
Is a prophylactic necessary?
Abstinence is the best prevention
GDPR?
ah, Google comes to the rescue again... GDPR == General Data Protection Regulation
something going on in the E.U.
https://www.navexglobal.com/blog/und...t-who-owns-pii
I have been getting 3 notices a day for a while.
Last edited by BradS; 25-May-2018 at 20:47.
Perhaps Mod discussion is occurring.
I got a message from this thread which now only exists on my email account. Like instant deletion. It was from a Mod.
I don't want or need a GDPR, but I did think it unusual that LFPF did not issue one.
I got a GDPR from Luminus Landscape a few minutes ago.
First we .... the lawyers...
I received countless messages in the past days. Sent my own message out today to my clients. I live in the Netherlands, it's compulsory to inform your clients of the update in privacy rules.
Ah, good. Another opportunity for scammers pretending to be GDPR good guys who send announcements claiming to protect people, collecting information and making redirection click$.
One of the great misunderstood quotes from Shakespeare. The exact line is ''The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers,'' was stated by Dick the Butcher in Henry VI, Part II, act IV, Scene II, Line 73.
In the greater context, Shakespeare is talking about justice, how to instill it, and how to disrupt it. Dick the Butcher and Jack Cade think that if they disrupt law and order that Dick (or Jack, I can't remember after so many years) one of them can be come king. How to disrupt law and order? "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers."
That is not a slur against lawyers at all. It's a complement to them. They are, even in Shakespeare's time, the keepers of law and order.
Now see what you've done? You made an engineer defend lawyers. Oy.
Bruce Watson
Most GDPR emails unnecessary and some illegal, say experts
Many firms have the required consent already; others don’t have consent to send a request
The headline from an article at the Guardian, here:
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...al-say-experts
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