Okey lets not take about GDPR and simply talk about personal data gathered by companies. Is requesting a copy of that data the same as requesting a service without paying for it?
And since we are not talking about GDPR, who owns the personal data gathered by a company. The company or the person. Is there any argument in favor of the person having a right to access that data without paying?
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But it wasn't, so none of the rest matters.
Is a GDPR request the same as "Amazon refused to give me an EC2 instance with 2GB of RAM because I only paid for 1GB"?
Are they tracking these cars in the EU?
On second thought don't bother answering that because again, this didn't happen in the EU so GDPR means absolutely nothing.
Okey lets not take about GDPR and simply talk about personal data gathered by companies. Is requesting a copy of that data the same as requesting a service without paying for it?
And since we are not talking about GDPR, who owns the personal data gathered by a company. The company or the person. Is there any argument in favor of the person having a right to access that data without paying?