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So does this mean certain countries (non EU) are shut out of EU completely? Thinking of some Asian titans that share everything with their governments.
by vfulco 9y ago
So does this mean certain countries (non EU) are shut out of EU completely? Thinking of some Asian titans that share everything with their governments.
- raverbashing 9y agoFollow the rules and you're allowed to operate Now I wonder what might happen if a company says it's not sharing then their data is found somewhere (yes, I'm thinking about the Asian companies) I think the biggest thing about the GDPR might be encouraging companies to not hoard data and not ask for lots of personal data "just because"
- bencollier49 9y agoA fine of up to 4% of total annual global turnover, IIRC.
- yardie 9y agoIf they do know business in the EU then this rule is effectively toothless. But most companies that do more than the bare minimum of business in the EU will have a local office and if that is the case then they will follow it.