Readit Newsjakob_endler commented on Apple and Meta fined millions for breaching EU law ca.finance.yahoo.com/news... · Posted by u/Aldipower
Well... Though I agree with you in principle, the DMA does target specific gatekeeper companies and the criteria for these were set conveniently to ensure no EU company is regulated by it. So I can see their point a little
thats only kinda right. The DMA does include booking.com as a gatekeeper, which is european. But most gatekeepers (except booking and tiktok) are US-based
jakob_endler commented on What Mark Zuckerberg knows about you datapods.app/blogs/what-f... · Posted by u/jakob_endler
Co-Founder of Datapods here.
Through building our MVP we've gone through the act of finding out what companies like Meta and Google store about us. We found some of the obvious stuff, but also some of the more interesting data, like Google's predictions about the way you travel.
Some of these finding might be interested to the r/datahoarder type folks who like being in control of their own data, or just to interested hackers who like a high-level glimpse into what these companies are collecting.
If there's any interest in a deeper (and more technical) dive into what these companies gather (my google takeout was several GBs big), I'd be happy to write one up.