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If you are an EU citizen, you can ask the company for that data yourself and if they don't reply, file a complaint with privacy commission of your country. The
by nocturnial 7y ago
If you are an EU citizen, you can ask the company for that data yourself and if they don't reply, file a complaint with privacy commission of your country.
The various privacy commissions (PC) in the EU are actually talking to each other. The privacy invading companies are testing whether or not they can force their case to be decided only in the jurisdiction of the PC in Ireland. (legally, this is just nonsense... )
I've seen many try this tactic and it has always failed. I'm guessing they are using this as a delay tactic to prevent it being decided by the courts.