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I think most people are fine with the GDPR applying to large companies. The biggest contention with the GDPR is it applying to small companies, because the amo

I think most people are fine with the GDPR applying to large companies. The biggest contention with the GDPR is it applying to small companies, because the amount of work to comply with it costs a lot. And the penalties being scaled in a way that only makes sense to large tech companies. TBH, small under 10 engineer companies are are rarely privacy threats. And Sue's maid service who uses excel spreadsheets to track their business is not a privacy risk either.

Gigablah 9y ago
No, I am not fine with this. I don't care if a company has 10 engineers or 50 (hi WhatsApp) or 10,000. The number of engineers has no relation to how many users are exposed to privacy risk. After all, one single developer can make a popular app that reaches millions. (If you want an example, the Muslim Pro app has over 40 million downloads and is made by a team of less than 5).