Re:What does the GDPR actually mean for startups?
by DanBC on Thursday August 30, 2018 @09:20AM
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> It's about the bitter ex-customer who decides to take revenge through legal means by exploiting the rights they have under the GDPR to waste your time and money.
They don't have that power. They can write you a letter asking for their data.They can write a letter to the regulator asking the regulator to investigate a complaint. The regulator would maybe write you a letter asking for information, and provide some advice about best current practice.
They don't have that power. They can write you a letter asking for their data.They can write a letter to the regulator asking the regulator to investigate a complaint. The regulator would maybe write you a letter asking for information, and provide some advice about best current practice.