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US should just adopt GDPR already
this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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Conservatives won’t let that happen because it’s bad for business
All conservatives are idiots. You heard it here first.
Conservative here:
Please kill all data brokers. I value my privacy.
They meant the empty suits that you vote for because they said trans people are coming for your dick
California, leading the way .... again
To be fair, it's just California trying to save us from the monsters that they created 😂 ...... 😫
California is like someone bought an EU on wish.com
At least they're trying tho
This will be a good start if Newsom signs it. I hope next time they take it a step further and just make data brokering illegal. It doesn't seem like it provides any benefit to society.
Or they passed a bill.