Well, Sweden has its own DPA law (see IMY) which prevails over GDPR. Also, according to the recent decision (see [0] and its references for details), user is no

Well, Sweden has its own DPA law (see IMY) which prevails over GDPR. Also, according to the recent decision (see [0] and its references for details), user is not considered as party to their own privacy rights. I can only add that in Sweden at least some important personal information is not protected at all. It's given by the government for free and can be used by anyone [1]. Like all details on any person income, taxes paid, phone number, address and birth date [2]. Nice regulations, isn't it? I'm really not sure if I want to use VPN or any other service based in Sweden. [0] - https://noyb.eu/en/sweden-users-are-not-party-their-own-privacy-rights https://noyb.eu/en/sweden-users-are-not-party-their-own-priv... [1] - https://alex-paiusco.medium.com/sweden-the-country-where-all-your-personal-data-are-online-and-what-you-can-do-about-it-8e8cf39ed3c7 https://alex-paiusco.medium.com/sweden-the-country-where-all... [2] - https://hitta.se https://hitta.se