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I find it fascinating that Google gets a 50M fine for not having the exact UX experience France thinks they should have but then fines a French company 250K for
by plandis 8y ago
I find it fascinating that Google gets a 50M fine for not having the exact UX experience France thinks they should have but then fines a French company 250K for breach of actual user data. Makes sense.
- MattHeard 8y agoGDPR fines are intended to generally be proportional to the company's revenue.
- laurentl 8y agoFurthermore, this is the first fine falling under GDPR. The previous fines handed out by the CNIL were pre-GDRP, with much lower maximum amounts (300 k€). So a 250k€ fine is close to the maximum they could fine, which makes sense given the offense.