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Apparently, people creating new accounts seem to assume the word (password) in the box in light gray font is a suggestion rather than a label.

lol

Yes but. Spreadsheets used to be done by hand, yet we still have bookkeepers

Thanks for posting, I’ve been looking for a no code option

The whole industry is toxic, mentally and environmentally.

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Ah ok. Yeah they just did a thing to replicate it recently. Not sure if that means there was a period when that ability was lost though

https://dpnetwork.org.uk/international-data-transfers-data-bridge

Ok, I think I get where you are coming from, but your conclusion still doesn’t argue the original point imo.

The GDPR law on the UK statute books is the exact same law as the EU one, it has not been amended. It’s just that the ECJ is no longer the highest court. The UK supreme court is again supreme following brexit.

Please provide an example of where the EU has taken action successfully against a conpany that has no base in the EU though. I’ve not seen anything like that bef

The original point was that the UK was somehow in a worse position because of brexit, this is not true. The UK is no weaker legally because of exiting the EU. The law is identical.

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Brilliant

That’s not how the islamists saw it.

Most of the Islamic terrorists were ISIS weren’t they?

Muslim Brotherhood is the largest. They spawned Hamas

What wars?

Confidently incorrect lol. Maybe you should just sit out permanently

The Shah Jahan Mosque at Woking was Britain’s first purpose-built mosque. It was established in 1889 by the Jewish ex-Registrar of the University of Punjab, Gottlieb Leitner, with financial backing from the Begum Shah Jahan of Bhopal.

https://www5.open.ac.uk/research-projects/making-britain/content/shah-jahan-mosque-woking

2005, 7 July: 7/7 central London bombings conducted by four separate Islamist extremist suicide bombers, which targeted civilians using the public transport system during the morning rush hour. Three bombs were detonated on three separate trains on the London Underground and one on a double-decker bus. As well as the suicide bombers, 52 other people were killed and around 700 more were injured. It was the UK’s worst terrorist incident since the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and the first Islamist suicide attack in the country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist_incidents_in_Great_Britain

Since when are Labour’s values to not support killing Muslims? Pretty sure Blair killed a fuck load.

The first mosque was created in the 19th century in Britain. We had zero islamist terror attacks until after Blair’s war in Iraq.

The judgment, issued by the three-member tribunal at the First-tier Tribunal, agreed with Clearview’s assertion that the ICO lacked jurisdiction in the case because the data processing in question was carried out on behalf of foreign government agencies.

Yeah, I’m going to take the judgement as the truth over your opinion of a fictional ECJ judgement, especially as the UK GDPR law is exactly the same as the EU one.

Please provide a link that shows otherwise

Therefore, if you conduct business with EU citizens, you must comply with GDPR."

They weren’t conducting business, as the article says. If they were, the law, in the UK, which hasn’t changed, would apply. But they weren’t.

I’m not… Just replying to EU supremacists who think their laws rule the world, they don’t.

And who haven’t read the fucking article which clearly says other EU countries have tried taking them to court, so the fucking moron who said it wouldn’t have happened if the UK hadn’t left the EU is clearly talking shite, as are all the other fucking morons who upvoted them without reading it.

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Yes, not in breach. The UK laws have not been changed since brexit. Start dealing in facts, not some conceptual Brussels effect which isn’t real other than REACH. The California effect is much larger.

The EU court can decide whatever the fuck it likes, it still has zero jurisdiction outside the EU.

Also, read the FUCKING article, the French also brought a case…

The Brussels effect is a book.

Are you saying the lawyer who specialises in data and privacy is wrong?

The company was working for a foreign government, not commercially

You could like, read the article?