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I mean, a good first step would be to start fining companies 2% of the revenue. Especially Google. And then maybe automate the GDPR fines, because it's definit
by virgilp 5y ago
I mean, a good first step would be to start fining companies 2% of the revenue. Especially Google.
And then maybe automate the GDPR fines, because it's definitely possible to identify that a site puts up a non-compliant banner.
No need to add the threat of jail time, _especially_ if it isn't enforced.
- delfinom 5y ago2% of revenue while stalling the GDPR process and taking it to court for 10 years makes it only 0.2% ;)
- vntok 5y agoThat would be 2% each year for ten years of infringement though, and very expensive lawyers to pay for at least that duration.
- virgilp 5y agoEven so, it would be 0.2% per EU country, right? Because the legislation is transposed into member states legislation. I doubt that anybody would really want to fight (& risk losing) in even 5 member states per year...