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These are very useful when somebody else tells you which one applies to you, and you end up with a reasonably simple standard to check against. Finding the ri
by Normal_gaussian 10y ago
These are very useful when somebody else tells you which one applies to you, and you end up with a reasonably simple standard to check against.
Finding the right damn standard, and checking that all the countries decided to implement it in ways that don't introduce random technicalities (in other languages) is very hard.
So now you are weighing up the cost of investigative lawyers against the cost of being taken to court. And lets be honest, there are a lot of countries in the EU with not so many clients in them.
So these are a completely non-legal safety net that is kind of legal but really isn't but probably won't cost you too much if you are wrong.
Law is... hard.
- Tomte 10y agoCountries don't implement standards (though they do sometimes translate them and give them their own national standard number), they implement Directives. Otherwise I agree. The risk is quite low there.