I think the mayor is correct. GDPR is EU law. And unless some super lawyer shows up from Helsingørs kommune or more likely from Google then this goes not only

I think the mayor is correct. GDPR is EU law. And unless some super lawyer shows up from Helsingørs kommune or more likely from Google then this goes not only for Denmark but the rest of the EU as well. Normally a seller of a piece of software to an institution would provide the documentation, if nedeed, that the piece of software follows GDPR. Now with Google, Helsingør likely gets the software for free. And Google takes the data and use it for targeting advertisement and maybe other things. Personally I think the school system in Denmark should only use suppliers with a straight-forward pay and use business model. Much in the same way I don't think our children's text books should contain advertisement or be sponsored by business or political interests.