> Isn't this where fines balance things out? I mean, it's 2020 ... GDPR isn't a new thing. Exactly! Thats the point I was trying to make (sorry if that didn't

> Isn't this where fines balance things out? I mean, it's 2020 ... GDPR isn't a new thing. Exactly! Thats the point I was trying to make (sorry if that didn't came accross properly). It's not like they are facing completely new challenges. GDPR has been in place for years, yet they are breaking it. Guessing URLs to access "protected" files is also not unheard of. I understand that it is a massive challenge to scale so fast and its good that they have plans to fix these issues, but these are mistakes that could have been easily avoided in the beginning.