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the edpb did not. that was explicitly -- in the very first paragraph -- under the DSA, not GDPR: > The scope of this opinion is indeed limited to the implemen
by x0x0 11mo ago
the edpb did not. that was explicitly -- in the very first paragraph -- under the DSA, not GDPR:
> The scope of this opinion is indeed limited to the implementation by large online platforms
Separately, in the first couple of paragraphs, they basically complain that they don't like the alternative that platforms can legally implement of paywalls for all. :shrug: Which they may not like, but is legal. So consent or pay is essentially a realpolitik deal to not implement paywalls.