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And be fined into oblivion.

• amelius 8y ago
  How would anyone find out, and provide proof for this? Can we expect a EU government agency to validate companies on a regular basis? And if not, would they even cooperate with white-hat hackers to find offenders? Also, from what I read, data protection agencies have been understaffed and overworked for years now.
  • pjc50 8y ago
    Tracking which doesn't result in any visible effect to the users is fairly harmless. The more concerning stuff involves handing the data to third parties like direct marketers and political campaigns. Those commercial relationships are a lot harder to hide and generate a paper trail. "Why did this company pay you $x million?" ".. stuff?"
    • tomatotomato37 8y ago
      When in doubt, make it a consulting fee