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It also feels like each country going after them using their own local GDPR enforcement (or equivalent) is better than some EU level action (if that is even pos
by phatfish 3y ago
It also feels like each country going after them using their own local GDPR enforcement (or equivalent) is better than some EU level action (if that is even possible). It ties up Meta resources having to make more legal challenges, and it probably happens faster as well.
Just need EU countries to work together in a coordinated way so it starts having an effect on quarterly results. Rather than each fine being picked off one at a time.
- kreetx 3y ago"happens faster" is the advantage, since it will tie up resources in local jurisdictions as well.