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You're talking about stuff (presumably) happening in the US, but GDPR is an EU law. The regulatory landscape in the EU is rather different. The law also says th
by twiss 6y ago
You're talking about stuff (presumably) happening in the US, but GDPR is an EU law. The regulatory landscape in the EU is rather different. The law also says that fines must be "proportionate". It is not, as a general rule, the goal of courts to bankrupt businesses, but rather to incentivize compliance.
- Aerroon 6y agoDo the courts apply fines? I thought it was the regulatory agency that did that. If Starbucks is friends with the regulatory agency and Bob isn't, then why wouldn't this be the result?