Ultimately, there aren't that many people who have the technical knowledge, the ideology (that the internet should be for the good of the general public, not fo

Ultimately, there aren't that many people who have the technical knowledge, the ideology (that the internet should be for the good of the general public, not for corporations), the dedication and the time - and those who do exist are split between multiple issues (e.g. preventing the CSAM bill). In this case, it's specifically that not all DPAs are doing their job correctly: some due to understaffing, others arguably due to ideological reasons. I partially blame the GDPR itself - I still stand behind the spirit of that law, but it's IMHO not strict enough (or has too many loopholes): I think the selling of personal data to third parties should have been banned outright.