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E-mail fundamentally incompatible with the GDPR 0 debanqued 1 »
11 US states now have laws comparable to the GDPR: California, Utah, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Iowa, Indiana, Tennessee, Montana, Texas and Florida (www.whitecase.com) 0 evenwicht 1 »
~~GDPR requests that must be the only request in a letter (Article 18)~~ or not? 0 debanqued 1 »
Legal theory that obligatory disclosure of email address violates the GDPR minimisation principle 0 debanqued 1 »
European Commission decided the US is safe from a privacy standpoint for data transfers (WTF?) (web.archive.org) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
PSA: When your personal data is published, people are not free to use it 0 freedomPusher 1 »
If a data controller ignores your GDPR request, you can make an access request for how they handled your request. 0 freedomPusher 1 »
Forced use of e-receipts in Europe → forced data sharing with MS and Google (no data minimisation?) (web.archive.org) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
How data controllers bypass the GDPR (contracts!) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
Giving fake info can compromise your GDPR access rights 0 freedomPusher 1 »
(EU+UK) Legal theory that closed-source software inherently undermines or violates the GDPR in some situations 0 debanqued 1 »
No whistle-blowing, according to EDPB internal doc: If you discover a GDPR violation but your own personal GDPR rights were not infringed, an Art.77 complaint is inadmissible (edpb.europa.eu) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
EDPB launches FOSS website auditing tool for GDPR compliance (edpb.europa.eu) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
(poll) Are DPAs getting you justice under the GDPR? (blobfox.coffee) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
Individuals unable to get GDPR justice -- there’s an opportunity to complain to the Commission before Feb.8 (ec.europa.eu) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
An EU citizen outside of the EU accesses an EU website via Cloudflare → GDPR violation or loophole? 0 freedomPusher 1 »
When a data controller introduces new access restrictions (such as blocking Tor or VPNs), does that violate the GDPR? (YES it does IMO; but more analysis needed) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
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