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The companies in France in worked for all did substantial work to comply with GDPR.


Everyone did substantial work. But the net effect was making binders of policy and PowerPoint presentations. It’s an “impress a regulator” scheme. Not a hard requirements test, nor a private liability one.


Many companies invested a lot of time.

But from what I have seen, most of that time was spent on the legal and policy site, not on actually implementing the technical changes required to properly handle, store and delete data.

I can absolutely guarantee you that the overwhelming majority EU companies could not properly carry out a GDPR deletion request.




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