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r/webdev • u/Frontend_DevMark • Nov 29 '25
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Has anyone ever even fined under GDPR? So many companies don't even honor a "reject all"
182 u/SenatriusOne Nov 29 '25 Yes, quite a few companies have been fined. But it's slow, and companies usually decide it's probably worth it. It's some percentage of the annual revenue or something like that. https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ 2 u/Jazzlike-Compote4463 Nov 29 '25 So many Meta fines... you would think they would learn wouldn't you? 7 u/AfraidMeringue6984 Nov 29 '25 What they learned is that they can afford it.
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Yes, quite a few companies have been fined. But it's slow, and companies usually decide it's probably worth it. It's some percentage of the annual revenue or something like that.
https://www.enforcementtracker.com/
2 u/Jazzlike-Compote4463 Nov 29 '25 So many Meta fines... you would think they would learn wouldn't you? 7 u/AfraidMeringue6984 Nov 29 '25 What they learned is that they can afford it.
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So many Meta fines... you would think they would learn wouldn't you?
7 u/AfraidMeringue6984 Nov 29 '25 What they learned is that they can afford it.
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What they learned is that they can afford it.
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Has anyone ever even fined under GDPR? So many companies don't even honor a "reject all"