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> In January 2022, a German court in Munich did establish a precedent - they deemed the use of Google Fonts a GDPR violation. The website owner had shared IP ad
by varispeed 3y ago
> In January 2022, a German court in Munich did establish a precedent - they deemed the use of Google Fonts a GDPR violation. The website owner had shared IP addresses with Google without getting users' consent first. And because IP addresses are apparently "PII" or Personally Identifiable Information, the result was... a whopping 50 euro fine for the webmaster.
As predicted. Busy bodies going after low hanging fruit and bullying small business while big corporations can basically ignore GDPR - the fines if ever comes to it is just a cost of running business.