> The EU goes after "tech giants" partly because they are foreign, the US doesn't have that incentive. Really? It went after AT&T before and split it up and it

> The EU goes after "tech giants" partly because they are foreign, the US doesn't have that incentive. Really? It went after AT&T before and split it up and it wasn't foreign. How do you see the "foreign" part being significant here? Though it would be interesting to think about Google pulling out of Missouri saying "Ok, you want to sue us? Fine no Google presence there" as soon as it detects an accounts or user connecting from there it returns an error and that's that. Wonder if that is possible?