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Re:Hacking into a Toyota insurance company by exploiting the... by anon456846 on Wednesday January 17, 2024 @02:41PM (#39032402)
Re:Hacking into a Toyota insurance company by exploiting the... by cnewey on Wednesday January 17, 2024 @04:10PM (#39033509)
> In January 2023, DPC was forced to increase the fine issued to Meta Platforms after a review by European Data Protection Board found that the initial fine was insufficient.[12] European Data Protection Board determined that DPC has failed to perform its enforcement responsibility with "due diligence". The critics have pointed out that 7 out of 8 decisions handed down by European Data Protection Board were against the Irish DPC, and that the DPC "always choose the most tortuous, lengthy and expensive legal route to a decision rather than a simple application of EU law".[13]

Interesting.

Re:Hacking into a Toyota insurance company by exploiting the... by albert180 on Thursday January 18, 2024 @04:11PM (#39047802)
Not very surprising. Ireland's entire economy is being based on being a cheap low tax mailbox provider for US Multinationals, trying to bend laws as much as possible in their favor just fits in there That's why there is a big push on minimum tax rates in the European Union, nobody wants that race to the bottom