Privacy policies

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So, just wondering, can you challenge a privacy policy of a company? Just wondering as I have looked at the quest 2, which is cheap and now I know why, basically they can do what ever they want with your data, not sure if this policy will be applicable to the original Quest when it gets updated in October, just wondering from a legal joe public stand point can be done about this?

I may cancel my Quest 2 order, not too sure yet
Ed

 

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I would say you can challenge it from a GDPR legal point of view and not just the privacy policy itself. However, GDPR is still quite new and a lot of it has not been tested in courts yet so not always clear what is the exact requirement or how to comply.