Because GDPR allows for liquidating fines, even for Google. I believe it has a cap of 2% annual global turnover, per infraction, or something similar.
Problem is, GDPR is not enforced. I haven't heard of small companies being investigated, let alone having any fines imposed, even when blatantly violating GDPR.
Because GDPR allows for liquidating fines, even for Google. I believe it has a cap of 2% annual global turnover, per infraction, or something similar.
Problem is, GDPR is not enforced. I haven't heard of small companies being investigated, let alone having any fines imposed, even when blatantly violating GDPR.