Silent Spring: What if the GDPR Was Real?
summary
Predicts EU law enforcement suddenly applied to tech: concrete fixes proposed include store encryption keys in EU and rehome EU user data to EU data centers, implement federation and portability for messaging and cloud VMs, and transfer IP or license it into EU entities. Cites a 530 million account Facebook leak, DSA fines up to 6% of global turnover, and potential collective‑redress payouts of ~€1,000–€20,000 per claimant. Watch for practical compliance steps, key‑management patterns, and migration tradeoffs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:12GDPR predictions
- 12:45EU data regulations
- 20:51GDPR impact on business
- 27:17Compliance strategies
- 31:09Privacy evolution history
- 35:21Future enforcement
- 37:30Digital Services Act enforcement
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