You're missing the point I was trying to make: Google wanted to implement the Right to be Forgotten only on the .fr domain, which seems like a cheap trick. The

You're missing the point I was trying to make: Google wanted to implement the Right to be Forgotten only on the .fr domain, which seems like a cheap trick. The way legislation works around this is by simply saying "if you serve people from our country, you obey our laws", which makes sense. Also, both this law and the cookie law are EU-wide laws, and I don't think Google will be retreating from all EU countries any time soon. That's how these things work when you're a small country, you work together with others and suddenly they take you seriously.