The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in case C-416/23 held that the Austrian Data Protection Authority (DSB) may not cap the number of complaints a data subject can file. The judgment confirms that users have the right to have any GDPR violation remedied, provided the complaints are not abusive. The ruling highlights ongoing EU‑wide concerns about DPA inactivity and procedural delays.
Why it matters: The decision reinforces individuals' rights to file multiple GDPR complaints and pressures DPAs to enforce the law more effectively.
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