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People will not be going to court. It is up to the data protection agency of each respective country to build a case based on the available evidence (eg have th
by krageon 7y ago
People will not be going to court. It is up to the data protection agency of each respective country to build a case based on the available evidence (eg have they been informed, what was their response, have they been given adequate time to compensate, did they know they were breaking the law, etc).
- martin_a 7y agoYou're right on this. I think we need a legal test case or whatever to stop this loophole, that's what I wanted to say.