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Citation, please?

• Nextgrid 4y ago
  See https://noyb.eu/en/irish-dpc-greenlights-facebooks-gdpr-bypass https://noyb.eu/en/irish-dpc-greenlights-facebooks-gdpr-bypa....
  • Supernaut 4y ago
    Thank you! Interesting reading and not a good look for the DPC in question. That said, your use of the term "corrupt" implies that she has personally profited from the draft decision, and to be fair, I don't see any suggestion of that in the noyb article.
    • Nextgrid 4y ago
      You wouldn't know if it was under the table or if it was non-monetary favours such as promotions for friends/family working at Meta or the implied promise of a nice high-paying position once they're out of the DPA role. It could also be corruption at a higher level - the only reason Big Tech likes Ireland is because it's somewhat of a tax haven and accommodates unlawful practices like this one - if they stop being accommodating the companies will leave, so there's an incentive to not piss them off too much.