Could an argument be made that privacy regulations in the European Union, Germany and Austria are too tight?
Could privacy regulations be made so tight that even Germany and European Union wouldn't like it, at least in theory?
How strict would be privacy regulations in Slovakia if it wasn't part of European Union? If everyone from Germany was suddenly teleported to other planet (and also got high standard of living there since I don’t want to be cruel) and other people took over the territory, would current German privacy regulations die on current German territory (get removed from political system, while being kept in historical records)? At what cost does so much privacy as in Germany come? What else is lost to gain so much privacy? How strong would be privacy laws of Poland if it wasn't part of EU? Are there parties in EU which are less interested in extreme privacy than average? What fundamental human rights are considered less important than right to privacy in Germany? If you had to choose between death or survival by pushing magic button but at cost of amending privacy regulations in Germany, would you do so? If EU and German privacy regulations suddenly added exemption, which legalizes offline storage of unblurred Google Street View, requiring only that online version of Google Street View is blurred, what would happen next? EU has very tight data protection laws. But what if data somehow managed to escape EU? Is EU no longer in position to enforce deletion of it? At what age are Germans typically taught that right to privacy is basic human right? Why is the EU considered to be undemocratic? Is Germany doomed when it is filled with refuges who are uneducated and refuse to integrate in German Society? In what order would human rights be removed from Germany, if Germany gradually got poorer, and could no longer afford sustaining all human rights anymore? If Greece didn't have such restrictive, and thus expensive to enforce, privacy regulations, would their disasterous economical situation improve a bit? Is Germany still a safe country? What laws and regulations run counter to free market capitalism in Europe? How is the EU an undemocratic institution? What military restrictions still apply to Germany? To what extent can the European Union politically be compared to the United States? What are some bad things that could happen because of 2018 General Data Protection Regulation in EU? If the majority of US citizens want to reform healthcare to European style, why can't they achieve it democratically? Is Germany still a safe country when there are so many Muslims there? How likely is it that the European Union will fall apart the next few decades? Will EU fall apart in the next decade? Will the EU outlast the United States (as the democratic republic that it is now)? How can not supporting net neutrality be of harm in the future? Should the Euro be confined to business like an language.and the countries use their own currency? Can a cogent argument be made that Russia respects human rights better than Germany? Should Greece give up on the European Union? If I was a God, could I drive Street View car from Munich to Moscow, ignoring both potential sources of trouble - privacy regulations in Germany and border checkpoints in Belarus and Russia and get completely gap-less coverage?