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True, but the months ahead of GDR directive coming in was one of those potential moments. Google kept promising us their own framework and consent system. They
by donohoe 5y ago
True, but the months ahead of GDR directive coming in was one of those potential moments.
Google kept promising us their own framework and consent system. They kept pushing the date to unveil it and as we ran out of time I had to build my own, and many others jumped into the IAB framework because of so few options (and it came down to the wire there too despite knowing for years this was in the works).
>> they cannot start with company-destroying fines on day one
I think they can - and the GDPR fines are linked to revenue - and I think they have no choice. Companies need to take this seriously.
>> Slowly, but still
I'll take slowly over backwards.
- Tomte 5y ago> I think they can Certainly not. The courts would take a very dim view of that. You need to show through a series of regulatory interventions and escalating fines that you afforded those companies due process and that the fines are reasonable. The maximum allowed under a law is virtually never reasonable in a first-time enforcement.