GDPR is not a good start. GDPR is a joke due to its lack of enforcement, and I'd argue it gives people a false sense of security. Not only we have (non-complia

GDPR is not a good start. GDPR is a joke due to its lack of enforcement, and I'd argue it gives people a false sense of security. Not only we have (non-compliant) consent flows that destroyed user experience everywhere (without improving privacy in any way, since again they're not compliant and not actually designed to give you privacy), but the lack of enforcement means companies can now claim various things as GDPR compliant, knowing full well nobody is going to actually examine this claim (and if they do, the resulting consequences will be negligible) to give their users/customers a false sense of security.