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Maybe. That's entirely orthogonal to the question whether or not the person who's server it is, is affected by the GDPR though.
by roel_v 8y ago
Maybe. That's entirely orthogonal to the question whether or not the person who's server it is, is affected by the GDPR though.
- taysic 8y agoBut if that person could get sent to jail for that, then I don't see why they would file a complaint.
- merinowool 8y agoIf they are from poor EU village that could be tempting to get to US jail to learn language and have free food and bed.
- roel_v 8y agoI don't even see in the law whether or why the dpa would disclose the identity of the complainant. Maybe there are procedural situations where it would happen, I haven't really thought about it. I think people are too hung up on a specific person making a complaint. It's the dpa that will take action, probably removed a few steps from the initial complainant(s). This is not Law and Order style legal proceedings.