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>No, the answer is "Anyone infringes on those rights." Nope a small American firm can infringe those rights and face zero consequences. A US Multinational with
by s_dev 6y ago
>No, the answer is "Anyone infringes on those rights."
Nope a small American firm can infringe those rights and face zero consequences. A US Multinational with operations in Europe can't.
So implicitly -- bigger companies are targeted as they have more of a global footprint.
- Jenk 6y agoNope. https://gdpr.eu/companies-outside-of-europe/ https://gdpr.eu/companies-outside-of-europe/
- s_dev 6y agoSince you can't read your own link: >The second exception is for organizations with fewer than 250 employees. Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are not totally exempt from the GDPR, but the regulation does free them from record-keeping obligations in most cases (see Article 30.5).
- Jenk 6y agoSo "Tech Giants" are "anyone with >250 employees".. That's a mighty tight clutch you have on those straws.