• @Thy_Moose@lemmy.ml
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    21 year ago

    Don’t they? It may depend on which MS you live in, but fines for not complying with the GDPR are pretty hefty, and although I agree that at the beginning there was a bit of chaos, things have significantly improved, and things like the right to be forgotten do indeed have a direct impact on our lives!

    • @0x815@feddit.de
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      1 year ago

      It seems to get better of late, but slowly. We can get an idea about how GDPR is handled acrosd the EU in the GDPR enforcement tracker or in the GDPR Trap Map. Amongst others, the latter says for example:

      Departing from the standard in most procedural laws in Germany, Article 20 of the Bavarian Data Protection Law codifies that a complainant may not get access to the files in a complaints procedure. This means that the data subject is very much limited in effectively challenging wrong arguments by the controller. The provision seems to violate fair procedures rights.

      Edit for an addition: There are many sites to check a website’s GDPR compliance, e.g. Fathom’s, and to find trackers and cookies there is also The Markup’s Blacklight. I’m not aware whether these tools are known by everyone already.

      • Balssh
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        51 year ago

        It’s also harder to harmonize a thing such as EU with a lot more heterogenous states than the US. It’s still better to move slowly than to not move at all.