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The 4% is a maximum fine, not a minimum. But indeed the regulators could choose to go quite high against a violator that is as persistently obstinate as Faceboo
by jkaplowitz 8y ago
The 4% is a maximum fine, not a minimum. But indeed the regulators could choose to go quite high against a violator that is as persistently obstinate as Facebook despite having their level of resources and expertise.
- icebraining 8y agoI see no reason why each of the 28 member states can't find FB in violation and fine it independently.
- Analemma_ 8y agoLet's not beat around the bush: the GDPR was created mostly because of Facebook. So if anyone is going to get the maximum penalty to be made an example of, it's going to be them.