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>>grabeh+(OP)
The problem of multiple ambiguities in GDPR hasn't really been addressed here.

Also, must be nice to live in a country where the regulator is as benevolent and reasonable as is described in this article.

I think it's ok for foreigners to be skeptical of this promise, as the article implies that this reasonableness is not encoded in law.

>>raquo+e2
> The problem of multiple ambiguities in GDPR hasn't really been addressed here.

Such as?

> Also, must be nice to live in a country where the regulator is as benevolent and reasonable as is described in this article.

It is, thanks.