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Sue you for what? Gdpr grants no new right to sue. The only thing that's changed is that if someone emails you saying "delete the stuff on me please" you have t
by hannasanarion 9y ago
Sue you for what? Gdpr grants no new right to sue. The only thing that's changed is that if someone emails you saying "delete the stuff on me please" you have to do so unless you have a good excuse. And if you refuse, it goes to arbitration and if you refuse unlawfully, you get a fine.
All you have to do to be Gdpr compliant is delete user data when asked. There is no "trap card" provision.
- kasey_junk 9y agoThis is completely untrue. Deletion is only one of many rights granted under GDPR. Consent collection is a giant new one for instance.
- saudioger 9y agoYou're talking out of your ass. There's way more than right to delete.
- GordonS 9y agoYou're right, there is also (gasp!) the right for users to request all of the data you hold about them, and also (shriek!) to be told how you use their data! I just do not get what there is to complain about here - the GDPR is a good thing for consumers, and as a business owner than gives a damn about privacy, it is not onerous to comply with.
- pilif 9y ago>Sue you for what? For having an unfair competitive advantage over competitors who properly follow the law. This is a well-known tactic to get rid of competitors or just companies you don’t like.