LinkedIn requires users to pay to view who has visited their profile, despite the data being personal under the GDPR. noyb argues the data must be provided free of charge under Article 15 and has lodged a complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority. The complaint seeks a response to the access request and proposes a fine.
Why it matters: The case challenges LinkedIn's practice of charging for data that GDPR mandates be freely accessible, potentially setting a precedent for data access rights enforcement.
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