> Things like having UBER banned for example in France You have no idea what you're speaking about, do you? Uber is not banned in France. It's being investigat

> Things like having UBER banned for example in France You have no idea what you're speaking about, do you? Uber is not banned in France. It's being investigated for multiple suspicions of breaking the law. > Because they show up in every page, everybody accepts the policy without questioning Well, if people can't read a notice, I can't see how that's the fault of the EU. > And worse for the user experience, most often the implementation of websites for those notices is dummy So now, it's the fault of the EU regulations if websites are cheating with the law and breaking UX.