> You can be 100% compliant and still be sued by somebody. And you'd have to pay some lawyer a lot of money to make it go away. I fail to see how GDPR makes th

> You can be 100% compliant and still be sued by somebody. And you'd have to pay some lawyer a lot of money to make it go away. I fail to see how GDPR makes that new. You can be sued for any reasons already, being in the right or not. E.g. 99% of useful websites violate some patents (that shouldn't ever have been issued), actual predatory suing about this issue happens, yet no one closes his website because "the patent situation makes it too uncertain".