@EUCommission thank you for responding!
I am very happy with, and thankful for, the rule of law we have in Europe. I am very much in favor of upholding our laws.
Finally, there seems to be momentum in addressing the harms caused by Big-Tech. Harms us nerds have been pointing out for a long, long time.
Your constituency is fed up with Big-Tech too and wants you to stand your ground, make them pay for their vile surveillance tactics. (Have they set the enshittify dial just too far?).
There will be all kinds of setbacks, and wins. Make it known loudly that Google's fine isn't cancelled, that you are pursuing them with vigor.
Get all country privacy body's (incl. Ireland's) to act.
Make them pay for their violations in amounts that mean something to their bottom line (millions are rounding errors for them).
Idea: coordinate all countries to indict and prosecute one of the offenders at the same time. Overwhelm them with litigious work. They're using shitty tactics against anyone "foolish" enough to challenge them in court. Pay them back in kind.
Rotate the offender.
The law is European, so the violations are the same in every country.
Stop enabling them in using the "many countries, one law" to circumvent legal obligations, use it against them.