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To play devil's advocate: that might become the going strategy. They're gonna be profitable as hell until they get fined and aren't allowed to continue after al

To play devil's advocate: that might become the going strategy. They're gonna be profitable as hell until they get fined and aren't allowed to continue after all... But then it's just a matter of closing that enterprise down and creating a new one. They can keep apis stable and give the big corporations plausible deniability as "the contractor said they're compliant"

xxs 5y ago
> "the contractor said they're compliant" this part wont work w/ GDPR - this is not the US. I've mentioned it someplace else - the contracts with the contractors have quite explicit clauses about liabilities about data breaches/leaks as the fines would still be applied to the main entities. With regard to GDPR, personal data is a liability and it should be handled with appropriate care.