3 ms·
The goal of GDPR is to discourage bad business practices. It's expected that fines should be prohibitive for predatory business models. Until Google will comply
by avmich 8y ago
The goal of GDPR is to discourage bad business practices. It's expected that fines should be prohibitive for predatory business models. Until Google will comply - or go out of business - the fines will grow.
I mean, if somehow Google would manage to pay biggest possible fine without changing practices, I'd expect the law updated to bigger fines.
- ardy42 8y ago> I mean, if somehow Google would manage to pay biggest possible fine without changing practices, I'd expect the law updated to bigger fines. And if they refused to pay, I imagine new laws would be passed to force compliance...such as criminal penalties against corporate executives and board members who choose to leave the fines unpaid. Sundar Pichai's going to have Google pay up if the alternative is that he could end up in a French jail.