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GDPR request to request your data and then one to delete all data about you. If they don’t comply, they’ll get fined, and I have the feeling it will not be a s
by jbverschoor 3y ago
GDPR request to request your data and then one to delete all data about you.
If they don’t comply, they’ll get fined, and I have the feeling it will not be a small one given how they handle things
- Meph504 3y agoI think Reddit, like most U.S. web based companies aren't overly concerned with GDPR in many situations, and they are focused on what looks best for their IPO.
- alexvoda 3y agoDoesn't matter. They operate in the EU therefore they can still be fined. They can of course decide block access from EU countries.
- Meph504 3y agoFirstly operating in the EU doesn't mean your entire global operation has to conform to EU regulations. Unless the user in question is in the EU, I think they would be hard pressed to apply fines. But Reddit is a bit off the rails right now, I mean it is clear they aren't making good or smart choices, so even if this is solely bound to the confines of the EU, I don't think they are going to follow the rules, until they are made to.