*GPDR has entered the chat*
July 31, 2025 at 8:08 AM
*GPDR has entered the chat*
E agora ele também arranjou treta com a UE. A GPDR é basicamente o equivalente a nossa LGPD
October 18, 2024 at 4:35 PM
E agora ele também arranjou treta com a UE. A GPDR é basicamente o equivalente a nossa LGPD
Last year a #Meta Lobbyist became a new head of the #Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC). Today, the former head of the DPC announced that she is now working for MHC - the Irish law firm for Meta that was previously defending Meta before the #DPC in #GPDR cases. This is not just extreme..
March 11, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Something tells me this would violate GPDR, no?
February 7, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Something tells me this would violate GPDR, no?
no I fucking won't.
I type out the exact same probabilistic text is suggesting, because fuck them.
I go through the sketchy gpdr compliance boxes that don't offer you a reject all & switch off every "legitimate interest" that they default on because fuck them, it's not fucking legitimate.
Fuck. Off.
I type out the exact same probabilistic text is suggesting, because fuck them.
I go through the sketchy gpdr compliance boxes that don't offer you a reject all & switch off every "legitimate interest" that they default on because fuck them, it's not fucking legitimate.
Fuck. Off.
May 22, 2026 at 7:34 PM
no I fucking won't.
I type out the exact same probabilistic text is suggesting, because fuck them.
I go through the sketchy gpdr compliance boxes that don't offer you a reject all & switch off every "legitimate interest" that they default on because fuck them, it's not fucking legitimate.
Fuck. Off.
I type out the exact same probabilistic text is suggesting, because fuck them.
I go through the sketchy gpdr compliance boxes that don't offer you a reject all & switch off every "legitimate interest" that they default on because fuck them, it's not fucking legitimate.
Fuck. Off.
קיבלתי עכשיו מסמך GPDR של ספק שלנו, והמסקנה שלי שהעונש היעיל ביותר להאקרים ועברייני פרטיות זה לתת להם לקרוא מסמכי GPDR כי מדובר בניירת הכי משעממת שקראתי בחיים שלי.
רציתי למות כשרק ידעתי שזה יום ראשון.
רציתי למות כשרק ידעתי שזה יום ראשון.
July 26, 2026 at 8:04 AM
קיבלתי עכשיו מסמך GPDR של ספק שלנו, והמסקנה שלי שהעונש היעיל ביותר להאקרים ועברייני פרטיות זה לתת להם לקרוא מסמכי GPDR כי מדובר בניירת הכי משעממת שקראתי בחיים שלי.
רציתי למות כשרק ידעתי שזה יום ראשון.
רציתי למות כשרק ידעתי שזה יום ראשון.
Important note: Twitter was thoroughly represented on the privacy front very well, and suggestions I make here are only with either accidental or purposeful violation of the law. The GPDR evasion thing is only my own "nightmare mode" invention of thinking as a malevolent actor.
December 1, 2024 at 10:17 PM
Important note: Twitter was thoroughly represented on the privacy front very well, and suggestions I make here are only with either accidental or purposeful violation of the law. The GPDR evasion thing is only my own "nightmare mode" invention of thinking as a malevolent actor.
someone brought up gpdr
I do not think they thought of that
then it turns out this violates their own privacy policy
not good bob
I do not think they thought of that
then it turns out this violates their own privacy policy
not good bob
May 2, 2025 at 1:38 AM
someone brought up gpdr
I do not think they thought of that
then it turns out this violates their own privacy policy
not good bob
I do not think they thought of that
then it turns out this violates their own privacy policy
not good bob
yeah that's totally fair (although I feel like mobile apps are worse, I am SO fed up with their bullshit).
fwiw our site does none of that and doesn't even trigger gpdr because no tracking or selling data globalvoices.org
fwiw our site does none of that and doesn't even trigger gpdr because no tracking or selling data globalvoices.org
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September 28, 2026 at 7:26 PM
yeah that's totally fair (although I feel like mobile apps are worse, I am SO fed up with their bullshit).
fwiw our site does none of that and doesn't even trigger gpdr because no tracking or selling data globalvoices.org
fwiw our site does none of that and doesn't even trigger gpdr because no tracking or selling data globalvoices.org
but it's against GPDR!!! no this whole implementation is literally this way *because* of GPDR regulations
(if they *do* keep data that's a violation though)
i'm not pro-discord but for fucks sake grab that brain cell and turn it ON and *use it* for once
(if they *do* keep data that's a violation though)
i'm not pro-discord but for fucks sake grab that brain cell and turn it ON and *use it* for once
February 9, 2026 at 8:21 PM
but it's against GPDR!!! no this whole implementation is literally this way *because* of GPDR regulations
(if they *do* keep data that's a violation though)
i'm not pro-discord but for fucks sake grab that brain cell and turn it ON and *use it* for once
(if they *do* keep data that's a violation though)
i'm not pro-discord but for fucks sake grab that brain cell and turn it ON and *use it* for once
i see "not available in the uk"
and for once it isn't gpdr stuff
and it's kinda freeing ngl
and for once it isn't gpdr stuff
and it's kinda freeing ngl
July 8, 2025 at 3:07 AM
i see "not available in the uk"
and for once it isn't gpdr stuff
and it's kinda freeing ngl
and for once it isn't gpdr stuff
and it's kinda freeing ngl
What I suspect will happen is some country (Japan maybe) will create laws protecting artists from AI, and every artist repository will move their site to a .jp server , and then AI has a REAL problem.
That or the EU starts (correctly) viewing AI as a GPDR violation.
That or the EU starts (correctly) viewing AI as a GPDR violation.
February 11, 2025 at 10:53 PM
What I suspect will happen is some country (Japan maybe) will create laws protecting artists from AI, and every artist repository will move their site to a .jp server , and then AI has a REAL problem.
That or the EU starts (correctly) viewing AI as a GPDR violation.
That or the EU starts (correctly) viewing AI as a GPDR violation.
So, stop definitely this "chat control" and stop the idea to destroy the GPDR for something like AI who destroy our very lives znd our planet.
November 12, 2025 at 11:31 AM
So, stop definitely this "chat control" and stop the idea to destroy the GPDR for something like AI who destroy our very lives znd our planet.
Why should I endure useless advertising, horrible web design, stupid GPDR notices, addictive UIs (hey META, looking at you). What if I can have a personalized AI agent trained on my own data that can do what I want whatever the interface for the price of AWS S3 compute?
January 27, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Why should I endure useless advertising, horrible web design, stupid GPDR notices, addictive UIs (hey META, looking at you). What if I can have a personalized AI agent trained on my own data that can do what I want whatever the interface for the price of AWS S3 compute?
GPDR will be interesting for that.
June 2, 2025 at 8:56 PM
GPDR will be interesting for that.
Those GPDR lawsuits gonna hit like a ton of bricks
Twitter (X) will reportedly no longer let users opt out of letting their tweets be used to train their AI system — Grok
Goes into effect November 15
Goes into effect November 15
October 20, 2024 at 4:06 AM
Those GPDR lawsuits gonna hit like a ton of bricks
heard it was something to do e/EU GPDR regs
November 23, 2025 at 10:23 PM
heard it was something to do e/EU GPDR regs
1. This bill will die with the end of this Congress, so this is just posturing.
2. Nice start but what Americans REALLY want is a comprehensive digital privacy act (GPDR like) that prevents both public and private actors from using our information without permission or legal mandate.
2. Nice start but what Americans REALLY want is a comprehensive digital privacy act (GPDR like) that prevents both public and private actors from using our information without permission or legal mandate.
BREAKING: Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Jeff Merkley are introducing the Ban Flock Act.
This bill would effectively put an end to AI surveillance cameras that track Americans.
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This bill would effectively put an end to AI surveillance cameras that track Americans.
/1
October 2, 2026 at 4:14 PM
1. This bill will die with the end of this Congress, so this is just posturing.
2. Nice start but what Americans REALLY want is a comprehensive digital privacy act (GPDR like) that prevents both public and private actors from using our information without permission or legal mandate.
2. Nice start but what Americans REALLY want is a comprehensive digital privacy act (GPDR like) that prevents both public and private actors from using our information without permission or legal mandate.
Tired of the unannounced opt-out "features" being added to software. Google has done this repeatedly on their apps and Android.
We need a GPDR-like law to make it clear that these things need to *clearly* announced and be opt-in. But... that'll have to wait at least 4 years. 🙄
We need a GPDR-like law to make it clear that these things need to *clearly* announced and be opt-in. But... that'll have to wait at least 4 years. 🙄
December 29, 2024 at 3:08 AM
Tired of the unannounced opt-out "features" being added to software. Google has done this repeatedly on their apps and Android.
We need a GPDR-like law to make it clear that these things need to *clearly* announced and be opt-in. But... that'll have to wait at least 4 years. 🙄
We need a GPDR-like law to make it clear that these things need to *clearly* announced and be opt-in. But... that'll have to wait at least 4 years. 🙄
Good example of how regulations like GPDR become onerous for people who take them seriously and overcomply, while the rogues will just ignore it with likely minimal consequences.
Oh dear
“Lobbyists who previously worked as aides in the House of Commons have accessed confidential information from parliamentary email systems because Westminster authorities failed to close their accounts after they left.”
www.ft.com/content/c1d6...
“Lobbyists who previously worked as aides in the House of Commons have accessed confidential information from parliamentary email systems because Westminster authorities failed to close their accounts after they left.”
www.ft.com/content/c1d6...
Lobbyists access parliamentary emails using IT loophole
Former aides were able to log in to their old accounts for six weeks after leaving for lobbying firms
www.ft.com
October 6, 2024 at 7:35 AM
Good example of how regulations like GPDR become onerous for people who take them seriously and overcomply, while the rogues will just ignore it with likely minimal consequences.
Ohh, this is giving me good old days of a certain blue bird app vibes without the GPDR issues of a certain other joint.
September 7, 2023 at 9:11 PM
Ohh, this is giving me good old days of a certain blue bird app vibes without the GPDR issues of a certain other joint.
I can’t recall if we discussed it at the time, but now I wonder if the Bosch is GPDR-compliant, regardless of where it’s purchased. The hardware is all EU — made for a fun install — and so it’s not unreasonable to think the policies got baked in with the threader measurements.
Oh, I adore our dishwasher. (It’s a Bosch. It’s so great I notice it when houses on film have one.) But I don’t want it to talk to me or sing to me or brick if I don’t update the settings on some other completely unrelated device because they’re brand partners. That way lies madness.
July 29, 2024 at 11:48 AM
I can’t recall if we discussed it at the time, but now I wonder if the Bosch is GPDR-compliant, regardless of where it’s purchased. The hardware is all EU — made for a fun install — and so it’s not unreasonable to think the policies got baked in with the threader measurements.
Ja, det følger af GPDR forordningen.
May 5, 2026 at 7:01 AM
Ja, det følger af GPDR forordningen.
The EU's GPDR is probably a better framework, and certainly a more democratic way of going about it, but we'll see how it holds up against the way of "AI" euphoria.
July 15, 2026 at 7:10 AM
The EU's GPDR is probably a better framework, and certainly a more democratic way of going about it, but we'll see how it holds up against the way of "AI" euphoria.
Du behøver ikke, Anna. Men du flytter alle dine data med. Det er den europæiske “version” af Bluesky. Dvs at gpdr-reglerne gælder
March 3, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Du behøver ikke, Anna. Men du flytter alle dine data med. Det er den europæiske “version” af Bluesky. Dvs at gpdr-reglerne gælder