我很快就看了看是谁upstudio.exe(v2.5.32.461)切割零件时与对话。

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That list of external actors is quite long, how does Tiertime ensure they’re compliant with GDPR?

(If anyone else care to look at different versions, then try Microsoft Message Analyzer Create a filter for process name and group the list by destinations for a easy overview)

When talking about GDPR and China all you can say is…lol

嗯,他们有当地供应商在欧盟销售产品,所以他们可以笑他们想要的,但如果他们不遵守,那么他们将不得不停止在欧盟销售。

If people import from china directly then its different yes. I bought mine in the EU, after GDPR, but thats becoming a moot point as its being returned shortly. Question is do I get a new one or not…

If you think the EU has any jurisdiction over a Chinese company or the ability to enforce their rules on them then you’re a little clueless…

You’re missing the point; the businesses who import and sell Tiertime will be subject to the rules.

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The dumb EU seems determined to destroy what little they have left of their economy haha…

我相信你可以找到另一个互联网的一部分巨魔,但谢谢你的来访。

It’s not trolling when it’s the truth…

I thought missing the whole point of OP and resorting to name calling was the definition of trolling, but aparently I’m clueless so what do I know…:man_shrugging:

@奥尼斯乌英国

You’ve got that utterly the wrong way round. Companies who’s products don’t comply with GDPR are destroying their market share withing the EU. The EU doesn’t care which country a customer buys from, it’ll earn its sales tax either way. The manufacturer on the other hand does care which product the customer buys. Their sales could drop to zero in a fairly significant market…

In this case I would think that for some business users, having their models potentially exposed to 3rd parties would be a bigger issue than not being compliant, for others they may not be able to use Tiertime printers in producing parts on behalf of their customers.

I understand why there is no response from Tiertime, but would certainly be interesting to see if there are users who actually have an issue with this.

@owensparksdid you say in a different thread way back when that you received some information from Tiertime about what needed to be open in a firewall to make UP Studio work at the time, or was that someone else? Currently it seems like once installed and activated UpStudio and the printer will work completely isolated, so there is always the option of doing that, for now.

嗨,是的,是我。

In my other printing software (Eiger for Markforged machines) the user has the option to use the cloud slicer, or to do a local install install of the software should data be sensitive. I believe somewhere I logged into a TT website and saw all my models, even though it’s local software…

So no information on what firewall rules were the minimum for using up studio?

Might have a play with deactivating and activating the printer and see what can be blocked and what needs to be open before printer goes back.

嗨,对不起,看看我的白名单我们拥有:-
up3d.com
tiertime.com
pp3dp.com

我认为这都与印刷有关。
Cheers, Owen S.

Oh they really do, hence why they set up tariff walls…

Yes, good point. (Though most places follow the same practices. Have you tried getting stuff into China?!!)

Let me rephrase.

If a customer wants a printer then they’ll buy a printer. If the first one they want isn’t available they’ll buy something else.

If country A doesn’t comply with GDPR then their products will be banned and the customer will instead buy from country B.

The EU get’s tax either way. The customer still gets a printer. The only loser in this scenario is the vendor in country A that didn’t comply with GDPR has lost 100% of their revenue in the markets they broke the law in.

In fact it doesn’t nee to be countries it could just be companies within the same country.

欧文S。

太尔时代clearly isn’t complying with GDPR and there must be literally tens of thousands of others in every sector… Are their products banned…?No! it’s just another set of dumb BS EU “rules” that aren’t enforceable in the real world…

I presume you have a relevant point to my question in there somewhere?

当然,它是可执行的,在这个意义上说,每一个供应商谁出售了不符合GDPR后将不得不无条件地接受产品被退回全额退款。万博manbetx是正规公司吗

IF消费者开始这样做,供应商就会停止销售产品。那是我的b计划,让有缺陷的打印机退货…万博manbetx是正规公司吗

哈哈,这太好笑了,你们欧洲人生活在一个梦境里,一个在你们周围四分五裂的梦境……睁开你们的眼睛,人们。

我关心我的隐私权,我不想Tiertime索引我的buttplug收藏-你可能有另一种观点,这很好。

I can do something about it for myself, no problem. Do I think its right to quietly add some firewall rules to my network and let Tiertime profit of selling your data and statistics, no. Do I think its actually likely to change, no - not unless the end user cares, but if they don’t know…