The screenshots and emails shown below come directly from Google’s “Data Protection Office” (DPO) email addresses.
All of them are real, timestamped, archived, and verifiable.
And none of them are human responses.
Under the GDPR, the law is absolutely clear:
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a DPO must be a natural person,
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responses must be human,
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automated or template replies are not allowed,
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the controller must provide individual, specific answers,
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the controller must identify a responsible person,
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the controller must provide actual data,
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the controller must perform human review when requested.
What Google sent me instead:
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anonymous emails,
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generic templates,
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automated boilerplate text,
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no name,
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no position,
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no signature,
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no responsible person,
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no data disclosure,
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no human review,
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no answers to GDPR Articles 15, 16, 22, or 82.
This is proof that Google’s DPO channel is not handled by a human.
It is fully automated in practice.
Google cannot prove that any of these messages were written by a human — because:
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there is no name,
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no signature,
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no identification,
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no legal reasoning,
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no case‑specific content,
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no compliance with statutory requirements.
The law requires human responses.
Google sends robot replies.
This is unlawful, and the screenshots are direct evidence.
Google replaces the legally required human DPO response with anonymous, automated template emails. This proves that there is no real human handling GDPR requests — only a paper‑based DPO position with a fully automated system behind it.
