Originally Posted by
RichardInSF
Regardless of what the FT legal team (most likely expert only on US law) says, it would behoove FT to take the GDPR rules seriously.
Consider it a dry run for similar rules being adopted here in the USA. Admittedly, that's not likely to happen during the term of the current administration but all that means is that FT will have enough time to get their response right.
Does FT have a dedicated legal team, or does Internet Brands have a legal team which covers FT, among other of their properties?
I don't understand the OP's reluctance to contact Internet Brands directly. If you click on the Privacy Policy at the bottom of this page, it goes directly to an IB page. FT does not have a separate privacy policy apart from what IB has. It stands to reason that IB is the one to contact, not FT moderators or admins.