SCHUFA insists on shadow database. noyb lawsuit now certain

Credit Scoring Two weeks ago, noyb sent a cease-and-desist letter to SCHUFA regarding its shadow database. At the same time, we announced that we would bring an injunction should the credit reference agency refuse to comply with the requests set out therein. SCHUFA’s deadline has now expired. In a public statement, it has rejected the allegations. Therefore, it is now certain: noyb will file an injunction. People can also still express their interest in a potential class action here.SCHUFA’s response to noyb’s cease-and-desist letterInterest list for a potential class actionnoyb’s original announcement of the cease-and-desist letterMax Schrems, Chair of noyb: “SCHUFA’s arguments are utterly grotesque. Apparently, SCHUFA believes itself to be some sort of semi-divine institution that stands above European law. We look forward to putting an end to this. Interest in a potential class action is also going extremely well.”