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So you're suggesting it's okay to ignore the law if the enforcement isn't complete? It's designed to protect people from corporate overreach. Also, given that

So you're suggesting it's okay to ignore the law if the enforcement isn't complete? It's designed to protect people from corporate overreach. Also, given that the EU has been taking increasing action against companies for non-compliance, I wouldn't bet on it remaining unchecked forever. In the intermediate term, I'd bet on there being third-party compliance checks and certificates, with companies that don't use such getting more attention.

Nextgrid 5y ago
It's not that enforcement is not complete, it's that enforcement is near non-existent. In that case, it makes sense not to spend disproportionate amounts of resources mitigating a very slim risk, especially if your competition is overtaking you because they don't have the burden of compliance.