GDPR enforcement happens on a daily basis the problem is violations are just far to many the reporting of them spotty and the processing is far too slow als

GDPR enforcement happens on a daily basis the problem is violations are just far to many the reporting of them spotty and the processing is far too slow also too little clarification for "predictable edge cases and ways companies try to circumvent" had been put in law upfront (laws some a form of comment section into which such things can be placed, most times as result of previous court decisions) and from the resources which are available too many are bound in large companies bullshitting around by trying to delay enforcement by a very obvious misinterpretations of the law and huge legal teams/founds to delay and delay and delay