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Re:Show HN: Ship Your Enemies GDPR by TomMarius on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @12:45PM (#20031858)
At least 90% of sites [in the Czech Republic] required to implement GDPR are not abusing privacy
Re:Show HN: Ship Your Enemies GDPR by yeppie on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @01:26PM (#20032267)
What does that even mean? Where did you get the 90% from? Do you have a list of said sites? Not abusing privacy according to whom?
Re:Show HN: Ship Your Enemies GDPR by TomMarius on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @01:35PM (#20032383)
Well abusing privacy is a punishable crime here, so according to our courts - do you say you don't trust the courts of a western, functioning, EU member country? The figure is definitely way higher than I said since only a handful of website operators have been found guilty ever since the law is active. The law is not an exhaustive list btw.

> Do you have a list of said sites?

You are the one who claimed that all sites required to implement GDPR are privacy abusers. Do you have a list? In my country we adhere to the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" and we don't keep lists of innocent websites.

Re:Show HN: Ship Your Enemies GDPR by solarkraft on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @02:52PM (#20033136)
So it should be really easy for them to implement.
Re:Show HN: Ship Your Enemies GDPR by TomMarius on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @04:47PM (#20034222)
I had to implement it and it is definitely not easy for me. It involves e.g. setting up, collecting, reading and reacting to snail mail.