[snunes]

Some books are with window pop up this week, about updates




"We wanted to let you know we've updated our Privacy Policy. This is to support new upcoming law changes – the General Data Protection Regulation, known as the GDPR – which comes into force across Europe on May 25, 2018.

Your privacy is very important to us, and we are committed to managing and protecting your information to meet the highest standards. It is our goal to be as open and transparent as possible with you about the personal information we collect to provide our Services. Our new Privacy Policy provides clear information on:

- More focus on how we collect personal data and for what purpose
- More transparency on our retention policy
- An easy-to-read explanation of your various rights (including new rights such as the right to be forgotten and the right to data portability)
- An updated and very detailed cookie policy
- More clarity on who we share your personal data with and the measures we take to keep your data secure- how we collect, use, share and protect your personal information;
- your privacy rights and how to exercise them;
- and the legal basis we rely on to process your personal information"

[lonnie55]

It's an EU thing

[semibluff]

You should see the list of companies Yahoo shares their information with. It's unbelievably long and you have to click on each 1 individually to opt-out.

[lonnie55]

Controlling data is like controlling the weather.

As long as a country isn't totally isolated like North Korea there will never be an authority that can supervise companies in a proper way. Companies always a step ahead.

[jtoler]

the opposite is to be assumed

[aliceinchains]

Well I'm sick of getting those e-mails now

[lonnie55]

Well I'm sick of getting those e-mails now

[dealer wins]

Sick of the emails, gone from a polite ask to confirm marketing, to literally begging now!

[arie1985]

Does it include EU residents or EU citizens as well?

Can I get compensated if some bookmaker sends me unsolicited emails after May 25 or I won't get a dime, but I would get the bookie to pay a fine to the EU?

How does it work?