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No because GDPR is better implemented and there are clear and reasonable guidelines to follow. This is just clueless policy makers fucking around.
by j_maffe 1y ago
No because GDPR is better implemented and there are clear and reasonable guidelines to follow. This is just clueless policy makers fucking around.
- KaiserPro 1y agoThe ICO are there it enforce GDPR, and other data protections. They are a quango, rather than policy makers Again they are not OFCOM, and they didn't make OSA, thats very much down to the previous tory government