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> except for online advertisement which has continuously claimed that the only laws that they have to follow is those where the servers are located I understan
by ketralnis 11y ago
> except for online advertisement which has continuously claimed that the only laws that they have to follow is those where the servers are located
I understand your frustration, but a world in which this isn't true sounds really, really complicated. What's your alternative?
- belorn 11y agoThe alternative is that online advertisement has to compete on the same level that offline advertisement does. If a company finds it is not worth investing time and money to find out what the local laws is, then there are local companies that already know how to operate and can take that market share from them. There are however many global companies that has learned to follow local laws in each country they decide to operative in. McDonald's for example can't just ignore local food and health regulations and have a single system across all nations.