Flaw No. 3: Omission of a fair use exemption and Flaw No. 4: Omission of a safe harbor exemption will flood gates of hell when it comes to data privacy concerns

Flaw No. 3: Omission of a fair use exemption and Flaw No. 4: Omission of a safe harbor exemption will flood gates of hell when it comes to data privacy concerns. Fair use IS the current GDPR regulations. There is absolutely nothing fair in violating these policies. "Safe Harbor exemption" reads like basically allowing companies to process their data in places like the US with weak or non-existent data protection regulations. GDPR instantly becomes useless. > This GDPR mandate can quickly become unmanageable for data brokers. Consider a company that sells data to hundreds of firms in different jurisdictions. How would the data broker guarantee that each one would follow the data protection law in its jurisdiction? Yes? That's kind of the whole point?