[Nextgrid]

Just enforcing the existing GDPR would be a very good start. Right now enforcement is severely lacking and actually asserting your privacy rights when fobbed off by big tech is near-impossible as the vast majority of complaints to the regulator remain in limbo for years.

[sylware]

I tend to believe the "GDPR" is targetted by Big Tech lobbyists, to trap as many administrative online services on software/protocol they control.

(open source software control is achieved via absurd and grotesque size and complexity, and often the control of the upstream source repository).

Small Tech with as many alternatives as possible is the only way out of this. Don't be fooled.