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I bet you a beer nobody will go to jail for not captioning an onlyfans video, because that is not how regulations work. There is a range of fines, and a minor

I bet you a beer nobody will go to jail for not captioning an onlyfans video, because that is not how regulations work. There is a range of fines, and a minor non-repeat infringement will obviously not get you the maximum penalty. But consider the case where a person cannot book a medical appointment, or ask a refund, or claim insurance. The company will be fined, and if the offense does not get fixed than _at some point_ the responsible person may face jail time.

noirscape 1y ago
To given an idea, one of the more relevant lawsuits on the GDPR was about linking to Google Fonts/Google CDN resources on a blog. The judge in that case held that doing so is a privacy violation since the webpage now connects to Google without the users' consent. Total fine? €150. An extremely token amount because the blog owner obviously didn't intend to break the law. Quite the contrast to the million dollar fines you hear about for big tech companies.