you are missing the point entirely. the DPA has subpoena powers, sure. But before the DPA can get involved, there must be a complaint. Such complaint came fro

you are missing the point entirely. the DPA has subpoena powers, sure. But before the DPA can get involved, there must be a complaint. Such complaint came from Ligue des droits de l’Homme (LDH) and here is my question: how was this group informed that Uber was sending data to the US? No doubt about what happens when the DPA gets involved, I'm not arguing over that.