I notice the pattern that any opinions stating that this is not a GDPR issue, it is a end-company issue, get downvoted. Oh how much would the US companies like

I notice the pattern that any opinions stating that this is not a GDPR issue, it is a end-company issue, get downvoted. Oh how much would the US companies like to get rid of GDOR and go back to a system where everything is up for grabs, with zero accountability and rampant abuse. I think GDPR is one of the best things that have happened to Europeans/European consumers since the inception of internet, in the data ownership and privacy space. What Pavur managed, is a wake up call for companies to further clean up their act, and that is positive step to making GDPR stronger but not to remove it. One cannot blame the whole system for some/many bad actors. If improvements are needed in the identifying mechanisms, so be it, but as a system, it is built to work FOR the people. Also (without reducing the effort and results of Pavur) anything you read on UK media condemning anything EU-made, take it with a pinch of salt, a no-deal Brexit may be coming and some media will do their best to demonize all-things-EU. Agendas will be served.