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I'm no Facebook apologist, but Facebook's response seems to (reasonably) point out that Ireland's DPC doesn't appear to be well functioning: > "Facebook was gi
by xibalba 6y ago
I'm no Facebook apologist, but Facebook's response seems to (reasonably) point out that Ireland's DPC doesn't appear to be well functioning:
> "Facebook was given only three weeks to respond ... [and] wasn’t contacted about the inquiry prior to judgment being handed down"
> "... one person [Helen Dixon, Ireland’s data protection commissioner] is responsible for the entire process"
> "... no other big tech company using similar methods to transfer data to the U.S. from the EU is under the same scrutiny."
- flatfilefan 6y agoI wonder how much merit this objections have in a larger scheme of things. The original complaint from Mr Schrems is dating from 2013. Last few years he was chasing the DPC to merely start acting on the first court decision against FB. So it’s not like the case is new to FB. They actually mention all that in their submission.