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For some companies, making the IT-related changes to accommodate for GDPR was simply too expensive.
by tartrate 8y ago
For some companies, making the IT-related changes to accommodate for GDPR was simply too expensive.
- remify 8y agoI don't believe that. If a compagny has no idea where does their data goes and what their use is, they have shitty practices and / or are incompetent. Good riddance
- fabricexpert 8y agoLike what? All you need is a privacy policy and the ability to delete / return customer data when requested. But that doesn't have to be in real time/automated, you can just set up an email address and respond manually. It's rare you'll even get a request if you're a company with such a small IT budget. All the other things (double opt-in email, not contacting your customers in an unsolicited way) are process changes that can be implemented without IT cost.
- java_script 8y agoGood riddance then. Not gonna cry for them like I'm not gonna cry for a restaurant that gets shut down because complying with health standards is too expensive.