The article clarifies that the GDPR does not mandate cookie banners, that DPAs rarely impose fines, and that companies must obtain explicit consent for tracking. It also explains the limited scope of the right of access and counters claims that GDPR hinders business freedom. A 2024 lawsuit by noyb against the Hamburg DPA over a Pay or Okay case is mentioned.
Why it matters: Understanding these misconceptions helps practitioners navigate GDPR compliance and avoid overstated enforcement fears.
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