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That is just not true. In the UK at least, the ICO has begun prosecutions for breaches. There is, to me at least, a real change in awareness among devs about pr
by te_chris 7y ago
That is just not true. In the UK at least, the ICO has begun prosecutions for breaches. There is, to me at least, a real change in awareness among devs about privacy and data security. Surely a sign it's working.
- lawtalkinghuman 7y agoThe ICO have prosecuted for breaches under pre-GDPR data protection law. The difference is the damages under DPA were statutorily limited to £500,000. GDPR fines are way higher than that and so it is actually worth pursuing violators.