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GDPR Oddsmakers: Who, Where, When Will Enforcement Hit First?
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Dr.T
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5/29/2018 | 3:02:05 PM
Re: stop data processing
“Finally an effective solution to bad practices.“ I would agree and also saint and see how they would be enforcing it.
Dr.T
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5/29/2018 | 3:00:59 PM
GDPR
Hopefully this law will work out better for the people of Europe and and around the world. Privacy becomes critical obviously for everyone.
RyanSepe
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5/29/2018 | 10:47:15 AM
Targeting Habitual Violators
"They will pick a number of truly bad actors and put them out of business with crushing audits, legal proceedings and fines"

It's good to hear that if you are making an effort that you will most likely not receive a drastic punitive assignment. However, I don't mind that GDPR enforcement is targeting a more draconian narrative and trying to remove habitual violators from the ecosystem.
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5/29/2018 | 10:44:43 AM
stop data processing
Finally an effective solution to bad practices. Most companies can more than survive fines that are given based on bad practices. But to order the company to stop processing and in essense stop bringing in money to the organization will most definitely bring those bad practices to a halt.
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