nice, doing the research i didn’t wanna do, thank you.

has anyone gone to jail through gdpr?

also, really cool stuff collecting all this info thank you.

but yeah, i don’t see this conversation going any further, laws state one thing, reality is a-whole-nother. especially when the rich are involved.

i hope to God you are right about all this, i really do, I’ve just seen it enough times to know…

lol, you think the executives would go to jail? or the engineers?

guess what was illegal before the snowden leaks, guess what’s legal now.

i don’t want to suggest i know the specifics of the law, especially in countries i don’t even live in, but to think it’s an impossibility is pretty bewildering to me.

edit: also they disclose that shit, just in a very vague way to allow a wide interpretation of what was disclosed.

i am suggesting that doing so would be profitable.

i don’t believe this would be illegal.

for the amount of money they would profit just from selling that data to insurance companies is enough to cover a fucking esim.

also, i forgot that cars are free these days and not thousands of dollars.

the promise of reform make liberals foam from the mouth, i don’t think that’s gonna change.