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Re:GDPR: Removing Monal from the EU by skrause on Thursday May 17, 2018 @07:26PM (#17097107)
Schufa (the biggest consumer credit reporting agency in Germany) and article 35 can certainly co-exist. In fact you can write to Schufa and request that they delete all your data.

However, if you do that, good luck ever getting a mortgage, credit card or other post-paid services ever again if all credit report requests come back with the reponse "no data available". So I wouldn't recommend that.

Re:GDPR: Removing Monal from the EU by cesarb on Thursday May 17, 2018 @07:43PM (#17097252)
> However, if you do that, good luck ever getting a mortgage, credit card or other post-paid services ever again if all credit report requests come back with the reponse "no data available". So I wouldn't recommend that.

How does that work for people who never had a Schufa history? If for instance I decided to move today from Brazil to Germany, would I be unable to do all these things there, since they would have "no data available" on me?

Re:GDPR: Removing Monal from the EU by skrause on Friday May 18, 2018 @02:34AM (#17099162)
The reports for people who are just new in the system and for people who had their data deleted by request are different.
Re:GDPR: Removing Monal from the EU by ahakki on Thursday May 17, 2018 @09:24PM (#17097904)
You‘ll still have access. Probably at a higher rate.
Re:GDPR: Removing Monal from the EU by tobltobs on Friday May 18, 2018 @02:41AM (#17099188)
There are thosuands of horror stories how the Schufa isn't able or willing to correct wrong data. And no data protection agency in Germany did ever brought such a case to a court.