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Tik Tok: "your data is safe from unauthorized access."
We're long overdue for a global GDPR framework. Implementing it seems impossible due to the financial and logistical incentives for corporations and government, but we've handled worse issues on a global stage. >


We're long overdue for a global GDPR framework

I mean how can you protect citizens rights to constitutional privacy without one? All these foreign spy agencies, government contractors and private corporations swaying elections and collecting meta data is a threat to democracy, or a moral hazard at the very least >

With roe overturned do we have a constitutional right to privacy? Where is it? >

r/USdefaultism  
On a more serious note: fuck that ruling