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I wonder if there would have been a better middle ground by allowing to charge a fee for such requests, like some freedom of information law does. We wouldn't w
by Faark 8y ago
I wonder if there would have been a better middle ground by allowing to charge a fee for such requests, like some freedom of information law does. We wouldn't want to make it a strong deterrent against sending such requests to large companies, though, that should have automated the process anyway.
- JumpCrisscross 8y agoOr just reserve the bulk of the law’s teeth to projects crossing a low global revenue boundary. Somewhere around €1 million per year, on average.
- jacquesm 8y ago> I wonder if there would have been a better middle ground by allowing to charge a fee for such requests In some cases you can, but most GDPR DSARs are going to be free of charge.