I dont really use it much tbf just thought it was a cool project but I’ve just read about how lemmy instances can be fined for not complying with GDPR Read more
I dont really use it much tbf just thought it was a cool project but I’ve just read about how lemmy instances can be fined for not complying with GDPR Read more
Nobody has actually fined any instance yet, and they are not going after your little instance if they start doing it.
It would be Lemmy.world first as a target because of their size and the entire lemmy network would not stop talking about it for weeks.
Sometimes establishing a precedent with a weaker party is a good strategy though. It even went as far as litigating known parties for piracy issues. Anything is fair game to some actors.
Thought for GDPR most actors are legit and the actions have merits. Shoutout to Mr Schrems for example.
AFAIK European law isn’t often based on common law, but Napoleonic Code / civil law. Ie. precedent is less relevant.
Also, given Meta’s been fined 2.5 billion euros in the past few years, it sounds like they’re going after the big guys first.