You're right on that part, but how they've handled people's data and deletion/restoring is questionable, especially from a European standing.

If that was the only thing Reddit was doing in the midst of this shitstorm, maybe. But they've also been slinging threats and accusations around. There are laws against some of those things too, Reddit maybe should try treading a bit more carefully if for example they want to accuse someone publicly of "blackmailing" them.

There is that aspect concerning spez's defamatory public remarks against the Apollo dev. I'm sure they can work that angle if Christian was inclined to do so. But I also don't think he will, unless Steve unwisely makes another non-PR/lawyer cleared statement.

They are doing some questionable things regarding gdpr and the right to be forgotten.