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One additional question?; are you referring on to a case where you have not met the regulations (from the perspective of the information and options you give t
by enyone 8y ago
One additional question?;
are you referring on to a case where you have not met the regulations (from the perspective of the information and options you give to your end-users) and authoritative entity comes to you with warning which you are not going to notice
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are you referring on to a case where personal user data is stored and used without end-user explicit consent and/or knowledge and/or that data "leakage" has caused/will probably cause in the future real damage to this user
- zawerf 8y agoThe first case but I am not worried about anything where they "warn" you first. So despite the timing my question isn't GDPR specific. I am mostly worried about cases where you just get sent a settlement letter or a fine. There's a sue-happy litigation-for-profit culture in America.