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With respect to your point about different legislations, some states in the US have extra regulations and consumer rights. That's why you often see state-specif
by jasonjei 10y ago
With respect to your point about different legislations, some states in the US have extra regulations and consumer rights. That's why you often see state-specific fine print in purchases. In the case of California, environmental regulations are stricter than many states, and CA market requires product modifications for cars and motorcycles. Sometimes these stricter regulations result in product modifications nationally.
- creshal 10y agoI'm aware of that, but very little of that applies to software and services, which IIRC is most of all startups. And the situation for physical goods is worse in Europe still.
- jasonjei 10y agoI agree with you, but I still think there are some special cases for software. If I understand correctly, privacy implications in EU states may be stricter than that of the US. I can only imagine this makes coding harder for user data (if user.country != "special snowflake").