GDPR technically does have real teeth, to the extent that one really shouldn't want to raise the ire of an EU Data Protection Authority. Unfortunately, enforcement to date, and the resulting fines, have been lackluster at best. When will people learn that disincentives like fines and such have to actually hurt to be effective in changing the behavior of corporations?
GDPR technically does have real teeth, to the extent that one really shouldn't want to raise the ire of an EU Data Protection Authority. Unfortunately, enforcement to date, and the resulting fines, have been lackluster at best. When will people learn that disincentives like fines and such have to actually hurt to be effective in changing the behavior of corporations?