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There needs to be a cheap way for consumers to take this to a small claims court, so companies are forced to offer a proper review process.
by lwkl 5y ago
There needs to be a cheap way for consumers to take this to a small claims court, so companies are forced to offer a proper review process.
- number6 5y agoIn theory you can inform the gdpr watchdogs and they can inquire further. I don't think the outcome will be different
- Teever 5y agoI've been wondering about that. What happens if people coordinate across the world to take Google to small claims court for various infractions all at the same time. Every day. For months. What happens then? If they don't have enough legal representatives and they can't show up they lose by default in many jurisdictions, right?
- saynay 5y agoPretty sure it wouldn't require coordination. Something like 1/3 of the planet is their active monthly userbase for just YouTube.
- Dayshine 5y agoThey settle and ban you from their service. Eventually nobody who would take them to court is their customer anymore. Amazon do this. You can only enforce your consumer rights once.
- imglorp 5y agoBut how? It's a free service, you got what you paid for. You might have damages but they are your disappointment around counting your free eggs from the free chicken.