[pbhjpbhj]

Quite simply so that "lan tim 2" can track their customer acquisition, they give the data to FB, FB correlate it with "did the customer see ads on our network, which ones, how often, etc." and give that back to the supplier.

[jiofih]

Which means they are sharing their entire customer activity, everyone, including personal data you never forfeited for this purpose (like the phone number / address used for shipping).

[Biganon]

Yeah, I'm not sure I understood OP's innuendo at the end, but this is totally against GDPR right?

[literallycancer]

Yes. Degenerate marketers don't find anything wrong with this but it is a clear violation. Lan Tim 2 probably doesn't care though.

[Nextgrid]

The GDPR is not enforced, so there's plenty to gain by breaching people's privacy and nothing to lose.

[Too]

https://www.compliancejunction.com/first-ever-uk-gdpr-penalt...

https://iapp.org/news/a/germanys-first-fine-under-the-gdpr-o...

[kuu]

GDPR only applies in EU

[antonyh]

I'm an EU citizen in the EU, therefore it applies.

[kuu]

I meant that maybe OP is not from the EU, so the GDPR does not apply to him and that's why he/she's complaining...

[easytiger]

Someone in the know can confirm. But i presume they just receive statistics, not actual data

[jacobush]

Hello stasi