indziektor

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by indziektor 6y ago
Case in point, I was just recently getting nowhere on an obviously automated decision, so I sent an email quoting GDPR Article 15(1)(h) (instead of Article 14) and got it resolved amicably within an hour. Maybe just coincidence, but their f
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by indziektor 6y ago
I don't know if there's another good example, but Poland fined an EU company under the GDPR for scraping profile data without giving proper notification: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19530087 You shouldn&#
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by indziektor 7y ago
And yet it never seems to get enough coverage. The last time I was prescribed something important, I had no idea I wasn't supposed to have grapefruit or marmalade with Seville oranges. Luckily it's not my usual fare. The leaflet d
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by indziektor 7y ago
It's a difference in expectations for me. When I was browsing the Netflix catalogue, I wanted to be in control and find something myself that's interesting. When some video starts auto-playing, then it feels like some kind of obno
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by indziektor 7y ago
Exactly. Sorry if this comes off as a rant, but contrary to the article, I've never been overwhelmed with any choice on Netflix myself, just frustrated by poor discoverability, their teasing shows they didn't even have the rights
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by indziektor 7y ago
I haven't reached ten years abroad yet, not China, but for my anecdata, the local language is considered one of the harder ones for native English speakers to learn. To help remember it, I have to frequently put myself into situations