That says more about you than it does the show.

So many choices in life.. Lets see, do we choose to help some one with the correct info or do we tear into his character?

The info is all there, well explained and simplified for anyone to understand. If you want more information you're welcome to google it.

Basically companies cannot collect and share your personal data without your consent

A Ghost Without a Past Thanks man, They have been doing it for years, not sure any law is going to stop them.

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Because there are already strong data protection laws which cover this. The UK implementation of the relevant law is the 'Data Protection Act'. Police do get prosecuted for abusing the law. I recall at least one case where an officer went to jail. But that act did not have enough teeth to deal with the innovations and abuses that the private sector can and have come up with.

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Yes, thanks for making Google and Facebook more powerful as small companies cannot afford a compliance team, causing them the shut their doors! #morons

GeekBoy03 Why would anyone want to support "small companies" that can't design or afford proper privacy policies? I'd rather enforce laws on companies that can actually harm people like Google and Facebook than help hypothetical small companies that have no bearing on people's lives. #stillsmarterthandoingnothing

Seriously???? If you are a one man team trying to make it into the field, how are you going to have time, money, or knowledge to make sure you are in compliance? #dumbass

GeekBoy03 By designing your platform so that it doesn't abuse your potential users' data to begin with? It's really not that hard to NOT exploit your users' privacy, and to keep them protected and informed by default. Then you have no need to do any damage control. #coolhashtagsbro

Oh yeah, to the point where you are spending most of the time just on trying to stay in compliance, rather than actually doing any work on the product. #doubledumbass

How? Where in the regulations does it say that?

Yes, a shot in the arm with Steroids. Only large companies will be able to afford compliance teams. Many small companies already shutting down due to this.

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Lodge your complaint today, whilst it still is. Plus this law came into effect prior to the official exit date. So it remains part of UK law even after exiting the EU.

Regarding if this will affect Britain? I assume that, as this was decided upon before the Brexit vote, and given that Britain are (for now) still in the EU, that Britain will also follow though with this. One thing to keep in mind is that decisions like this are made by the representatives of all the member states, so it's not as though it's a rule forced upon Britain by a foreign power. Also, the EU is intent on defending the personal data of its citizens, so anyone dealing with the EU will need to comply, regardless of where they are. The final consideration is the fact that GDPR, while being a nuisance, is a good idea, and one worth supporting.

GDPR will still apply despite brexit. GDPR applies to any companies processing data for those within the EU Member States. The UK will be implementing a new regulation post-brexit that contains most of the GDPR articles.

Yes, thanks for giving Google, and Facebook more power!

EU sucks! plastic is awesome and I don't want the internet to be more controlled and ruined