What's an example of a start-up collecting personal information, using it in a complex way that can't be summarized in a few paragraphs, but being unfairly burdened by this?
If a start-up is doing things with personal data so that answering those questions takes more than a few paragraphs, isn't the start-up pretty much a personal-information-processing business, and doesn't it deserve to have the burden? Doubly so because start-ups often leave security considerations for later; any personal information they collect or share may not even meet the minimal industry standards and expectations of larger companies (not that such informal standards are adequate—those larger companies are often incompetent themselves).
If a start-up is doing things with personal data so that answering those questions takes more than a few paragraphs, isn't the start-up pretty much a personal-information-processing business, and doesn't it deserve to have the burden? Doubly so because start-ups often leave security considerations for later; any personal information they collect or share may not even meet the minimal industry standards and expectations of larger companies (not that such informal standards are adequate—those larger companies are often incompetent themselves).