▲ 4 r/gdpr
Realistically, what are the risks of not being GDPR compliant?
Do companies actually care about being GDPR compliant? Or rather, do they care enough to actually spend the time and effort needed to be compliant?
u/cnohall — 3 days ago
u/cnohall
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u/cnohall — 3 hours ago