noyb urges 11 DPAs to immediately stop Meta's abuse of personal data for AI
noyb.eunoyb urges DPAs in 11 countries to immediately stop Meta's use of personal data for undefined "AI technology"
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GDPR has never stoped them breaking laws. Fines are the cost of doing business. When we give anti-libre software our data, it’s game over.
That’s not at all true. After they get fined, they change their website. They can’t afford to pay hundreds of millions for repeating the same offense.
One example: after they got fucked hard by Irish courts, the “deny” button is just as promonant to opt-out of cookies on Google websites as it is to “accept”. It used to be a couple clicks to reject, and they got majorly fucked for that.
So, they already did it. This will never bring our data back.