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If Google does not do so or fails to do so adequately, then the onus is on website owners to stop using a service which does not allow them to meet their data p
by Macha 5y ago
If Google does not do so or fails to do so adequately, then the onus is on website owners to stop using a service which does not allow them to meet their data protection obligations. The data controller can't offload all responsibility to the data processor, in GDPR terms.
- robertlagrant 5y agoYes, this is correct. GA could make the controller's lives easier, but it isn't ultimately responsible for this.