> If the user says he lives in Berlin, then apply EU laws to his data. If Facebook tries to "discern" the domicile and incorrectly discerns the domicile then t

> If the user says he lives in Berlin, then apply EU laws to his data. If Facebook tries to "discern" the domicile and incorrectly discerns the domicile then that's Facebook's problem. I hope they do this, and don't try to cross-check against login IPs or anything. I just set my FB city and hometown to European ones to increase my chances of benefiting from the GDPR.