Oh, so now the EU's prosecuting Hans Doe for uploading party pictures which include friends and acquaintances or pictures of public buildings to imgur or Picassa or photobucket (etc)? I don't think so. You can say whatever the fuck you want, but this law is only being applied to large internet companies, not to individual users (who actually upload that content in the first place) or little blogs and whatnot. So that selective application does very much make it an anti-Facebook, anti-Google, anti-technology initiative.Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer
This isn't some anti-google or anti-facebook law thats being used right now. Its part of the EU suite of data and privacy protection laws. Doesn't matter if you're facebook or john doe. What your suggesting is like saying laws should be legal to break as long as no one knows
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