my number one is the Australian AABill mandating any Australian citizen working for a tech company can be forced to create backdoors in code and altering their employer about it is illegal. This one is so bad, that if it were China, we'd no longer hire any Chinese nationals anywhere in the world.
But what worried me was that it was actually written quite coherently, I felt like it had been well considered by some people of technical background, but the bill still had ill intent. So I'm not sure what's worse, legislature misunderstanding technology so much that it's harmful, or people using a good understanding of technology to be more precise and underhanded in their abuse.
Or does Australian government also supply some handbook about how to do it properly?
What the fish?
> This one is so bad, that if it were China, we'd no longer hire any Chinese nationals anywhere in the world.
Heck if it was China implementing something like GDPR and the rest of the world was seeing those annoying popups, then:
* for 3 months the rest of the world will hate-tolerate it
* then somebody will figure out how to get rid of the popups for the rest of the world