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> The GDPR doesn't allow people to start lawsuits. it most certainly does the national authorities should be the first avenue, but if they don't agree with yo
by blibble 4y ago
> The GDPR doesn't allow people to start lawsuits.
it most certainly does
the national authorities should be the first avenue, but if they don't agree with you you can go after the company directly
- jeroenhd 4y agoI suppose, but it'll take months before you can even start taking action by yourself, and you'll have to find a good reason to disagree with the DPA's lawyers. The DPA declaring your case unenforceable certainly doesn't help your chances; maybe if the DPA doesn't have time for your complaint do you have a chance. Even then the recouped damage is minimal if you win. The GDPR is not like many other laws that give way to massive civil suits.