Irish DPC says Meta’s new Twitter rival won’t be launched here – But that’s just because it hasn’t been approved for GDPR. It’ll come here of course, just not now.
It must be nice having a government which stands up for its citizens.
just because it hasn’t been approved for GDPR
that’s not what the article actually says, and I don’t think any formal approval is needed anyway (you might get fined if you don’t comply with the GDPR). The article claims:
lack of clarity contained in the EU’s Digital Markets Act
I’m curious, I’ve never released a mobile app nor had to write a privacy policy.
When the privacy controls says it collects health information and sensitive info, is that because I can put that information in posts that I make and by definition of posting it, Meta has access to it? Or does it indicate specific data collection (somehow) or processing of submitted posts to collect that data from prose?
That is, if I were to post “I am an atheist and have a prescription for a daily control inhaler” does that constitute beehaw processing sensitive information and health information from me? Or does that just fall under general “user content” and the specific categories must come from somewhere specific?
maybe the personal information on your profile? In Facebook there is this section where you can put a lot of personal information
It’s times like these where I love having a Gouvernement that actually cares about protecting my data.
Leaves room for privacy respecting platforms.
