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I would think of scenario: "I received unsolicited marketing information from company X, with contact information which was obtained from company Y. I did not
by ozim 8y ago
I would think of scenario:
"I received unsolicited marketing information from company X, with contact information which was obtained from company Y. I did not agree on sharing my information by company Y. My wife noticed I receive 'grow my manly parts' advertisements from company X. Because of this she concluded I am cheating on her and requested divorce. For such humiliation I request company Y to reimburse damages. Noted by protection authority AU, company Y did not comply to GDPR."
- Someone 8y agoI am not a lawyer, but I don’t think that would fall under prosecuting under the GDPR. If a speeding car driver hits and injures you, you aren’t going to try and sue him for speeding, either, are you? You probably would sue under something like “Reckless behavior causing injury” (with the bonus that that even is possible if the driver wasn’t speeding)