privacyn

Don’t be so negative, it is not a full loss as you all say.

The European Court of Justice already killed the previous 2 adequacy decisions in the Schrems cases, and it may happen in few years from now again.

Apart from that, though the US are clearly not adequate for data protection following GDPR standards, they have somehow to comply with GDPR. Businesses in the US are now applying 2-standards to EU citizens and the rest of the world, in order to comply with our data protection framework.

Until yesterday, all companies and public organisations using US services were not compliant with the law, because there was no legal basis available for data transfers to the US. Nevertheless we were all using their services. It’s best to have in place an adequacy decision which is not perfect (and probably not compliant) than nothing and living in a far west.

Not for me, the first was enough

Cannibal Holocaust. That’s the most fucked up thing you’ll ever watch

I did similar to you, but ended the game without knowing I was going to.

I wanted to light the full underground before moving on and continue with the story. I found the tunnel to the castle and went there to explore and at some point I was fighting against Ganon:(

I also didn’t finish the Zonai quest and found by chance Mineru, I understood I could clear the sky only later.

Cool game but sometimes you are a bit lost

And that’s why I hate and despise people

DuckDuckGo and Brave Search work good for my use

There good and sometimes better alternatives to Google, you can easily leave without it or use it only when necessary

If data is anonymised, this is fine. However, AI is opening to a huge issue of the misuse of data collected, disinformation and misinformation. I’d like to be able to enforce my right to data deletion about myself, if any, or to rectify the information, which is not possible at the moment and against the EU legal framework. Certainly AI needs to be regulated and enforced before companies and companies led by government use it as an intelligence weapon.

Fuck technofascists

Occhio perché sul principio ci siamo, ma sull'implementazione? Il rischio è che si usi il pretesto dell'interoperabilità per abbassare le tutele sul crittaggio, come sta avvenendo con CSAM.