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> What makes you expect this? Unless you and I have read entirely different versions of GDPR, no provision of GDPR requires any warning of any kind prior to iss
by DanBC 7y ago
> What makes you expect this? Unless you and I have read entirely different versions of GDPR, no provision of GDPR requires any warning of any kind prior to issuing fines.
It's not in GDPR because it's part of EU law. Two parties to a case need to attempt to fix it before going to court. In the UK this is why you have letters before action setting out what you think your case is, how you want it to be fixed, and what you'll do if it isn't fixed. You don't just leap to issuing court papers straight away.
- HelloNurse 7y agoIt isn't a case between two parties, it's a crime. Do you expect "warnings" for arson or robbery? Then why do you expect warnings for data disclosure?
- tempestn 7y agoBecause it's difficult to accidentally commit robbery.
- downandout 7y agoAnd yet this site details numerous examples of GDPR fines being issued without any warning. So clearly this law that you claim requires warnings does not actually do so when it comes to GDPR.