> Lujan: It may surprise you that we’ve not talked about this a lot today. You’ve said everyone controls their data, but you’re collecting data on people who are not even Facebook users who have never signed a consent, a privacy agreement.
> And it may surprise you that on Facebook’s page when you go to “I don’t have a Facebook account and would like to request all my personal data stored by Facebook” it takes you to a form that says “go to your Facebook page and then on your account settings you can download your data.”
This is typically something Facebook should be prepared for considering it's one of the use case of the GDPR.
It's highly likely they are prepared for that but won't show it before the storm.
> And it may surprise you that on Facebook’s page when you go to “I don’t have a Facebook account and would like to request all my personal data stored by Facebook” it takes you to a form that says “go to your Facebook page and then on your account settings you can download your data.”
This is typically something Facebook should be prepared for considering it's one of the use case of the GDPR.
It's highly likely they are prepared for that but won't show it before the storm.