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I don’t know, but if you multiply the cost of defending one of them by the millions of such nuisance claims that will be filed by people, and it will quickly ad
by downandout 9y ago
I don’t know, but if you multiply the cost of defending one of them by the millions of such nuisance claims that will be filed by people, and it will quickly add up.
- DanBC 9y agoYou're saying millions of people will be willing to commit several criminal offences in order to attempt to get a payout of about £1000, in a system that routinely doesn't pay for psychological harm? I mean, those people can already do this, and they don't appear to do it, so I'm not persuaded GDPR will trigger a bunch of claims.
- downandout 9y agoIs it a criminal offense though? How can it be disproven that you haven't been sleeping as well as you normally do, or that you've been having anxiety because an externally loaded PNG served a cookie that wasn't disclosed (because the website operator didn't know about it)? They'd have to disprove that to jail you for making a false claim.