Fat lot of good it did 'em; they still have to comply with right-to-be-forgotten requests. Meanwhile lots of EU users still deeply distrust Google and expect t

Fat lot of good it did 'em; they still have to comply with right-to-be-forgotten requests. Meanwhile lots of EU users still deeply distrust Google and expect their respective governments to reach across sovereign borders for enforcement (ignoring the GDPR controversies for now) - if their motivations really are as bad as this article implies (and it is certainly plausible to this humble poster), they sure wasted a lot of time/money.