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They don't. GDPR kicks in once a EU resident files a complaint. GDPR also enforces a data report card - so if a EU resident (not just a citizen!) asks you abou
by shadowtree 9y ago
They don't.
GDPR kicks in once a EU resident files a complaint. GDPR also enforces a data report card - so if a EU resident (not just a citizen!) asks you about their data, you have to comply and give a complete answer. If you then reveal you store PII without their consent or fail to reveal everything and get caught, the fines will kick in.
Don't screw over EU residents and you're fine.
And if you think this laughable, remember that it was a single Austrian law student, Max Schrems, who went after Facebook and killed the EU-US Safe Harbor agreement.
EU pensioneers and students are what will kill you, endless time on their hands.
:)