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You go to your local GDPR / privacy office and possibly hire a lawyer I would say. Small claims court seems to be a US thing so that doesn't apply in most area
by zwaps 6y ago
You go to your local GDPR / privacy office and possibly hire a lawyer I would say.
Small claims court seems to be a US thing so that doesn't apply in most areas where GDPR is available anyway.
I doubt amazon would just ignore a lawyer's letter. If they do, enjoy your free income I guess
- pjc50 6y agoUK has a small claims court. Many jurisdictions do. However, GDPR isn't directly actionable, you have to go through the ICO who will take a long time.