Tweeting this again from last night. On the human level, it is an absolutely sickening slide into the 1930s. On the political level, it is the death blow to any post-Brexit data protection adequacy ruling. https://t.co/PUPJmkO8tX
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) December 29, 2018
Category: Twitter
Posts from the microblogging service Tweitter.
UK government driving a bus through the privacy rights of EU citizens. Like GDPR was just a bad dream… https://t.co/PzLfT2ZCVs
UK government driving a bus through the privacy rights of EU citizens. Like GDPR was just a bad dream… https://t.co/PzLfT2ZCVs
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 30, 2018
Hey @adactio you’ll like this https://t.co/WJ7cSIfKzW
Hey @adactio you'll like this https://t.co/WJ7cSIfKzW
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 29, 2018
Hey @drmartens I’m trying to order from your site but can’t add anything to my basket. There’s a JavaScript bug! (Soapbox time: use #ProgressiveEnhancement :0)
Hey @drmartens I'm trying to order from your site but can't add anything to my basket. There's a JavaScript bug! (Soapbox time: use #ProgressiveEnhancement :0)
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 28, 2018
RT @WebDevLaw: New post: Money’s short, times are hard, here’s your Brexit Christmas card https://t.co/ZdWl1AH6Ez (Belated. I got distracted. And I’m writing about that too.)
New post: Money’s short, times are hard, here’s your Brexit Christmas card https://t.co/ZdWl1AH6Ez
(Belated. I got distracted. And I'm writing about that too.)— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) December 27, 2018