Ireland: Corrupt GDPR procedures now "confidential"
noyb.euYesterday, the Irish DPC managed a narrow win in Parliament and got a new law passed that shall make criticism of DPC procedures impossible.
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Big Tech STONKS. Future distopia comes everytime a bit more and more into todays world. This is sad.
Pretty sure they’re being backed by major corporations already. Ireland are hosting data for some companies that definitely would be interested in delaying and making any GDPR proceedings more difficult.
Since Ireland is determined to become the Delaware of the EU, wonder when they’ll start giving out voting rights to corporations or making bribery legal.