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[SideburnsOfDoom]

> I'm not sure GDPR applies to employer's holding information about employee

Above:

> "Please stop calling this number, I am not Joe and i don't own a X computer."

Right, I don't understand how that describes an employee. To me that seems to describe a person who could assert their rights under the GDPR to not be called any more.

[duxup → SideburnsOfDoom]

That's a customer, correct.

But overall problem I described was not really a customer's problem, it is the employee's problem having feedback like that reflect their work.

I understand what you're saying as an aside about that one line.

[SideburnsOfDoom → duxup]

> it is the employee's problem having feedback like that reflect their work.

Oh I see. Yes, that's an internal process problem. Customers screaming about GDPR would probably make that employee's life worse, to be honest, if the process was not improved.