I didn't get that vibe. Making the GDPR request is like exercising a muscle - use it, or lose it, so to speak. If organizations aren't challenged to be complian

I didn't get that vibe. Making the GDPR request is like exercising a muscle - use it, or lose it, so to speak. If organizations aren't challenged to be compliant, they won't ever be. So this read to me more of an opportunity to press that. This really seems like a story about GDPR adherence at a company that has been considered relatively user-aligned (and what that might suggest about the operation in general) told as an anecdoprolonged. Instigating prologue. It's missing the ad hominem harpiness that would suggest your version.