Comment Re:Governments don't have the right (Score 1) 124
It also doesn't say they can't do it.
If data that you own is not personal property, then what is it?
This is like saying the words on a page are not personal property, but the paper is. No court would agree to that.
Personal property is anything you own or have possesion of, including intangibles such as stock or copyrights, that is not attached to land or fixed to real estate. Data on a phone falls within that definition. The phone is a physical item you own. It's your personal property. The data within the phone is also personal property, though intangible.
If it's on your phone, it's personal property. If you don't think it is, kindly explain who owns it.
If these events occur every 27.5 million years, when was the last one? From that we can anticipate the next one and see what happens.
Since the paper is behind a cookie wall, I can't read it, but I don't see anywhere where the previous event is noted.
I know it's marketing speak, but "influcencer" is just another name for shill. These people are trying to get you to buy something.
They do business in the EU. If you do business in a country, you are subject to their rules and regulations.
Why more people are buying DVDs/blu-ray. They have the movie. They own it. It can't be taken from them. It won't change.
The same with books. No worrying that your digital copy will mysteriously disappear one night. You have the book. You bought it. It's yours. The words won't change.
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