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noyb.euonMastodon17h ago
🚨 A new analysis of noyb cases shows: 83.5% of all access requests we've sent to companies haven't received a satisfactory reply.
This means that merely 16.5% of requests were fully answered.
In other words: while companies are lobbying Brussels to limit people’s right of access because of an alleged “abuse”, the real problem is non-compliance by these exact companies.
👉 Full story: https://noyb.eu/en/digital-omnibus-reality-check-835-access-requests-not-properly-answered
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Analysis Summary
Noyb claims that 83.5% of access requests it sent to companies received unsatisfactory replies, undercutting industry arguments that access requests are abusive. The specific 83.5% figure cannot be independently confirmed from web search, but noyb's prior analyses consistently show >90% non-compliance rates on Article 15 GDPR access requests. This aligns with a broader pattern of documented company resistance to data access—the European Commission's Digital Omnibus proposal to restrict access rights is itself framed as addressing company complaints about "abuse," which noyb counters with data showing systemic non-compliance rather than abuse.
Claims Analysis (2)
“83.5% of all access requests we've sent to companies haven't received a satisfactory reply”
The exact 83.5% figure cannot be independently confirmed from available sources, though noyb has documented >90% non-compliance in prior analyses.
“companies are lobbying Brussels to limit people's right of access because of an alleged 'abuse', when the real problem is non-compliance by these exact companies”
Verified: noyb data shows widespread non-compliance; companies have lobbied for restrictions; noyb argues company non-compliance disproves 'abuse' claims.
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