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I'm British and have a British passport and I permanently reside in the UK but I'm also technically an Irish citizen because my Irish father was born in Ireland

I'm British and have a British passport and I permanently reside in the UK but I'm also technically an Irish citizen because my Irish father was born in Ireland. I have never applied for an Irish passport but I am automatically an Irish citizen based on my ancestry. Does Facebook know this? Do I need to inform them to benefit from GDPR protections on an ongoing basis? How the hell is any of this enforceable?

geocar 6y ago
> Do I need to inform [facebook] to benefit from GDPR protections on an ongoing basis? That depends on what you want to do. What GDPR protection are you trying to benefit from? > How the hell is any of this enforceable? You can try to reach out to the regulator if you believe your GDPR protections are being violated, https://www.dataprotection.ie/ https://www.dataprotection.ie/ My experience with the ROI is that they are unlikely to jeopardise Facebook pulling out of Dublin.