Good Lord, presumptions much?
I said I was DPO in my last job. I was also the main sysadmin, and as my main role a website developer. This was a company of 10 people including the bosses. Someone had to take on the role.
> It must take a special kind of asshole to say this.
It must take a special kind of asshole to say that, to someone you haven't met and know nothing about.
> but you don't want to say it explicitly here since it makes you look bad. Gotcha.
Not really; I've never evaluated AWS for compliance. The reason I didn't say that is because it's not something I know about. We didn't use AWS; I've used it, but in someone else's coding shop, where AWS compliance wasn't my concern.
May I suggest that you're a bit hasty with words like "clown", "asshole", "weasel" and "gotcha"?
> And of course, the European people elected you their lord and savior to tell businesses which tech stacks they pick and choose because of your interpretation of arbitrary laws. See the problem here yet?
How are things over there in Conclusions, where you seem to have jumped? I have never told anyone what tech stack they should use.
> THE LEGISLATURE CANNOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST A SINGLE ENTITY THIS WAY.
Where in the GDPR is GA mentioned? Or AWS, for that matter?
For the sake of clarity, no legislature had anything to do with the GDPR; it was promulgated by the European Commission, an important part of the EU bureaucracy, and I have never worked for any part of the EU bureaucracy. In fact, I no longer even live in the EU.
> A weasel through and through. What else did i expect from someone in your position?
And what position is it, that you think I occupy? FTR, I'm a retired software developer. The position I occupy is sitting in an armchair.
> So, illegal abuse of power by Government to target a company is fine by you, Mr. DPO ?
Nope. In fact I'm also against legal abuse of power, whether by government or anyone else.
You seem to be very angry; perhaps social media is not for you.