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Answer: of course it does! Trying to wriggle out of GDPR with the silly loophole they think they have found IMO is arrogant, disregards the intent of the legis
by Closi 5y ago
Answer: of course it does!
Trying to wriggle out of GDPR with the silly loophole they think they have found IMO is arrogant, disregards the intent of the legislation and shows they think they are the smartest people in the room and that laws don’t apply to them if it stops them doing exactly what they are currently doing.
- Fnoord 5y agoCynical me thinks they know these loopholes don't work, and are earning more with the loopholes than the fines are going to be (which would be a lower and later fine than outright ignoring GDPR).
- dathinab 5y agoI'm in favor of changing fines to: "estimated benefit gained" + actual fine for large companies.