What was your reaction when you saw Meta was hit with a $413M GDPR fine?

Data Privacy & Protection Regulatory Compliance

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Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

Given the complexity of the GDPR law and operational requirements I wasn’t surprised. Perhaps what is more surprising is the companies that have not been fined. As we worked on compliance issues I often thought of working for a small USA based company with less compliance rules

Let’s see how many more companies get fined…. Probably a lot of fine revenue opportunities out there

Senior Information Security Manager in Software3 years ago

At this point, the least of their problems.
Firms often negotiate and can get them reduced.
In many, in the US, many regulatory fines are never collected.

Co-Founder in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

personally didn't effect me ( probably) ,but it would be good to know the details

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