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People are not "suing," they're filing complaints. It's a small but important difference, since a lot of the uncertainty and doubt around the GDPR seems to rev
by craigsmansion 8y ago
People are not "suing," they're filing complaints.
It's a small but important difference, since a lot of the uncertainty and doubt around the GDPR seems to revolve around being sued out of existence in courts of law, which is not a thing: you can't get sued randomly by disgruntled users.
- Certhas 8y agoYou are absolutely right, sorry for the imprecise/misleading language.