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Sadly many companies do the same thing, violating the GDPR, even EU-based companies who know better. I wonder if engineers who built and have knowledge of thes
by mrsuprawsm 4y ago
Sadly many companies do the same thing, violating the GDPR, even EU-based companies who know better.
I wonder if engineers who built and have knowledge of these systems could anonymously disclose/leak details of violations to a site pairing them with other engineers. The other engineers could submit a GDPR forget-me request, which the company wouldn't be able to fulfil, and then people could complain to the national regulators with specific instructions on how to find said not-actually-deleted information. Obviously it would violate non-disclosure agreements, but I'd imagine that would get companies to clean up their act fairly quickly, or at least it would if the national regulators had more teeth.
- Symbiote 4y agoThe lawyers we consulted said the biggest risk for a company without many individual customers was their own employees. A disgruntled former employee makes a GDPR request, etc.