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Meta has previously said that it is technically unable to distinguish between data from users in the EU/EEA and other countries where people don’t enjoy GDPR protection. Meta has also said that it cannot distinguish between sensitive data under Article 9 GDPR, such as ethnicity, political opinions, religious beliefs (for which the “legitimate interest” argument is not available under the law), and other data for which a “legitimate interest” could theoretically be claimed.

If cannot distinguish, default should to treat all data sensitive. That not in gdpr? If not that huge oversight.

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Bunch of funkturd wankers are lying through their hole-ridden stinking teeth! Their whole goddamn business model is based on profiling. They know exactly who what where when why with whom for fuck’s sake.

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