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Re:Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges ... by ben_w on Wednesday October 28, 2020 @05:43PM (#24924462)
> Nor is, "We might be in violation of GDPR and we might not--we have no idea so we're going to just block you."

It’s not something to be proud of, but it is something I am sympathetic about. Modern laws (not just GDPR) are long and the language is often hard to understand.

I believe that laws must be simple enough to comprehend, or else they will not be comprehended and thus will be violated even by people who want to follow them — the phrase would be better if it was “ignorance of the law cannot be an excuse”, because that works both ways.

Re:Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges ... by erik_seaberg on Wednesday October 28, 2020 @05:51PM (#24924526)
Even if you never actually did anything wrong, demonstrating compliance with GDPR delays releases and adds costs that never end.