Noyb

Noyb claims that LinkedIn profile visitor lists belong to the individuals, not the company, and accuses LinkedIn of withholding profile visitor data. The issue has sparked a discussion with 13 points and 4 comments. Noyb's statement has raised questions about data ownership on social media platforms.

LinkedIn's profile visitor lists may belong to users, not the company, according to Noyb, which could set a legal precedent in the EU regarding customer data treatment. The GDPR Article 15 supports this claim, stating that companies cannot sell user data back to them. This ruling may impact how companies process and treat customer data.

LinkedIn's feature on profile visitor lists may set a legal precedent in the EU regarding customer data treatment, with Noyb advocating for users' right to access their own data. A LinkedIn user requested their personal data under GDPR Article 15, but was rejected by Microsoft. Noyb is now involved in the case, arguing that users have the right to receive their own data free of charge.