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by tjalfi
1644 days ago
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> I can only speak for the GDPR here, but had the requests been real and valid, the worst outcome would have been a regulator telling you to comply with it. Data protection authorities are more interested in helping companies get into compliance than punishing small businesses for minor infractions. If you look at past decisions, it usually takes serious and/or systematic violations to get fined. The US legal system is quite different; litigants are responsible for their own legal fees[0] and frivolous lawsuits[1] are common. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_rule_(attorney's_fees) [1] https://www.azag.gov/press-release/serial-litigant-permanent... |
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