TBH I'm glad companies stay away from my data if they don't know how to get consent, store data securely, or even what those things mean. “Storing data securel

TBH I'm glad companies stay away from my data if they don't know how to get consent, store data securely, or even what those things mean. “Storing data securely” and “getting consent” are both wildly different from full compliance with the onerous requirements of GDPR. You can do both of these things in absolute good faith and still be in violation. Unless you have a team of legal scholars working for you, odds are that you are in violation of at least one provision of this massive, unwieldy legislation - no matter how respective of user privacy you are. That is why the UK is abandoning it. GDPR, as written, is a business-killing mess.