We didn't know it was possible to care about anything more than we care about Beyoncé. But apparently people around the world care more about GDPR right now than they do Semi-dokyumento: Tokkun Meiki Dukuriabout Queen Bey.
Um, what on earth?
SEE ALSO: Google makes its privacy policy clearer so we can actually understand itPer Google Trends, search interest in the term GDPR—a.k.a. Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation—is currently higher than interest in Beyoncé. The unusual twist of events was first spotted by Quartz.
A Google spokesperson confirmed to Mashable that GDPR appears to be outranking Beyoncé in search interest at the present time. And, the Google Trends public search tool also shows that GDPR is basically more popular than Beyoncé right now.
According to the trends map shown below, interest in GDPR superseded interest in Beyoncé around 13 May. At the time of publication, Google ranked interest in Beyoncé at a value of 29, while GDPR's value was 33.
The main question now is: what kind of world are we living in?
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable So, once we've calmed ourselves from our very understandable outrage, let us assess why GDPR is currently so ~hot~.
GDPR comes into effect in a matter of days—on 25 May, in fact. Given that we're inching ever nearer, people are likely looking for news and information about how they'll be affected.
Essentially, on 25 May, the European Union will introduce new comprehensive personal data protections, which will limit how tech companies collect and use your data. The rules will make sure tech companies let users know exactly how their data is used too.
It seems that GDPR, just like Beyoncé, will have a positive impact on our lives.
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