> Talked to a few of the GDPR "Consultants" and as soon as people have some more in-depth questions how A or B can be handled, you just get a surprised look. I'm all for better protecting my information but if you introduce these regulations you, as the regulator, also have to have answers to basic questions.
Talk to better consultants. Consultants are not the regulator. The regulation itself is in plain language. What do you consider is not thought through?
Talk to better consultants. Consultants are not the regulator. The regulation itself is in plain language. What do you consider is not thought through?