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Scalded Nun

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4. These people are so fucking full of shit with this pretend SECURE Data Act. How much did did each GOPer get paid?

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Thu Apr 23, 2026, 12:10 AM

Thursday

Always pasting a name on something that totally distorts the title.

Anyone wanting to see just how real data protection can be done, below is a link to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It is one of the main reasons why the Musks and Zuckerbergs of the world are always in deep shit with the EU courts. They flout the GDPR, get caught every time, and pay hefty fines.

Here is the link. Heavy readying if you read the entire regulation. They do a pretty good job of a recap at the link as well.

https://gdpr.eu/tag/gdpr/

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House Republicans roll out landmark data privacy push [View all] highplainsdem Wednesday OP

They still want personal data on voter rolls. RandySF Wednesday #1

what about states rights? I thought repubs were in favor of that nt msongs Wednesday #2

Only when they personally profit from it. SheltieLover Wednesday #3

These people are so fucking full of shit with this pretend SECURE Data Act. How much did did each GOPer get paid? Scalded Nun Thursday #4

SECURE Act and GUARD Act... LudwigPastorius Thursday #5

This message was self-deleted by its author jfz9580m Thursday #6

It's taking away the rights of the people to sue in Court? Shouldn't that be unconstitutional? cstanleytech Thursday #7

Nefarious as usual. The sheep will be duped into believing this protects them, but it protects big tech. lostnfound Saturday #8

Republicans are brilliant at this sort of thing and selling their crap to the public... but it helps to have a massive LymphocyteLover Saturday #10

but you still have to provide "proof" of citizenship" I suppose? LymphocyteLover Saturday #9