This means you can be locked out of registering your printer. Why are all printer companies the stupidest companies ever?
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Sure it's stupid, but I don't see how it's really an issue. If you want that printer registered to a new account so badly, it seems you have to contact them.
This. Mail to customer support and make them fix it.
If they won't, find their GDPR contact and make them fix it.
As someone not in the EU...I wish.
Probably not an option here since registering likely involves country and home address, but in general, life pro tip: many companies don't know where you are resident and don't ask if you approach their GDPR contact...
Thanks, SHITPOSTING_ACCOUNT. Some solid advice there.