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This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://level1techs.com/video/level1-news-october-17-2017-self-driving-lettuce-surgeon-0
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://level1techs.com/video/level1-news-october-17-2017-self-driving-lettuce-surgeon-0
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Great show as always! I like that over time the shows are becoming longer and longer. 2 hour mark when?
Ooh the audio is still popping at times and you also managed to peak the mic a couple of times…
You really should get a compressor for the mic…
aww you went back from firefox ._.
On Dutch law - they seem to be either similar to or implementing the EU GDPR, which is going to be implemented as a bottom line/least common denominator personal integrity law in May 2018 throughout the EU:
Of course, the GDPR is useless in some cases unless it is extraterritorial, and then in some cases impossible to enforce if it is extraterritorial (unless you have a treaty with each extraterritorial entity, like the privacy shield with the USA). Not to mention the futility of being meant to protect rights of “normies” who don’t even care to move a finger to claim them.
BUT…
It is so much better than nothing.
@wendell, @ryan, as I think we will be coming back to the GDPR, here is a shallow brief:
According to this law, you must not gather ANY user identifying data without expressly explaining to the user what identifying data you are gathering and for what purpose, and that no third party you pass the data to may do more than that. Any identifying data must be stored securely, ALL of it MUST be available to the user on request (a “show-me” option), and the user may request ALL of that data to be deleted at any time (a “forget-me” option).
Interestingly a “user identifying” data is ANY data-set which can uniquely identify you. Example: a single GPS position can’t, but as you gather more GPS positions, IP-addresses, email, phone number, etc, at one time the data BECOMES a “user identifying data set” and thus immediately BECOMES subject to required secure storage, and also the show-me and forget-me options to become available to the user.
You are responsible for vetting any third parties for secure storage and data handling, but if they break the law, it is their fault.
The fee for anyone found to be breaking the law is 20 000 000 euro, or 4% (I think) of your global revenue, whichever is greater.
Following exceptions to the law exist for:
- explicit user consent
- any overriding service or otherwise agreements with the user
- avoiding other breach of law
- protecting user from actual harm / call for help
- authority requests
I actually quite much like it better than the nothing we have in EU today. I will be getting more in-depth on this before May 2018, as will almost every other dev operating in the EU.
Apple bricking phones through software updates due to “non-genuine” repair is sick and evil. Wow they have really stepped up their game this time. From now on everyone that will be thinking of buying iPhone i will tell them about this, and see how they react.
It’s so depressing when I realize that millions of people will still buy that piece of garbage.
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What a spooky set this week.
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Are those weed plants?
Yes they are going to post videos of them in Kentucky with cannabis in the background /s.
idk where that stuff is legal and where it isn’t 
@wendell for the pureVPN story you should probably put a disclaimer on your support page since pureVPN’s site still states it doesn’t log anything so… there’s that.