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It's not startups you should be worried about as finding data for them is difficult unless they already have a widely used product, use open data or have a part
by newaccoutnas 7y ago
It's not startups you should be worried about as finding data for them is difficult unless they already have a widely used product, use open data or have a partner.
The real ones to be worried about are the usual 'do no evil' suspects. They already have all the data.
- eli 7y agoGoogle will have no problem complying with this request. They already have the systems in place to do so without much effort. Many people have already requested data from Google. Small companies dealing with their first request likely have (at best) a manual process that will take many hours of someone's time to process.
- newaccoutnas 7y agoWhilst their processes might be superior (although that's debatable), they very much aren't up to speed with GDPR https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46944696 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46944696 (even if the fine is small fry to them and it's financially more attractive to flaunt the rules)
- eli 7y agoThat's a completely different issue from their ability to respond to data requests like the one linked. I'd assume the incremental cost for Google to send you the data it has on you is close to zero.
- newaccoutnas 7y agoAnd being able to respond to requests is completely different to the op's comment about startups, which was the original comment I added.