GDPR is very clear, there are no multiple interpretations: the responsibility of telling me how they are using data about me is on the server side.
It's impossible for people in the EU to track all the time how different services use their data, so what you are suggesting is not practical.
As an example if you go with 200km/h on the German highway the responsibility of the road not ending is not yours. When I was going with a car in Albania and this happened to me, I (and my car) was quite shocked, but there are differences between countries.
It's impossible for people in the EU to track all the time how different services use their data, so what you are suggesting is not practical.
As an example if you go with 200km/h on the German highway the responsibility of the road not ending is not yours. When I was going with a car in Albania and this happened to me, I (and my car) was quite shocked, but there are differences between countries.