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That’s fantastic, for the US. The next step would be to follow all EU laws to the letter, too.

• TomMarius 9y ago
  It's an US company if I remember correctly. Does a hamburger place in the US need to follow EU laws because tourists come to it often? No.
  • s73v3r_ 9y ago
    I believe McDonalds locations inside Europe do follow EU laws, so yes.
    • TomMarius 9y ago
      You seem to not understand the difference in location. Of course companies in the EU follow EU laws.
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      • s73v3r_ 9y ago
        And FB has presence in the EU.
        • TomMarius 9y ago
          Very limited and if the EU will keep fining them, they will leave - and that will mean the exact opposite of what EU wanta because not having an EU entity doesn't mean they don't continue to have EU users.
  • smoe 9y ago
    Last time I agreed to Facebooks terms of services it explicitly said that the agreement is between me and Facebook Ireland Limited in Dublin. I only ever consented to the data being transferred and processed in the US. The Facebook Europeans use is very much an EU company.