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Unfortunately GPDR effects any site/company that has EU visitors which is nearly all sites.
by nodesocket 8y ago
Unfortunately GPDR effects any site/company that has EU visitors which is nearly all sites.
- maym86 8y agoFortunately GPDR effects any site/company that has EU visitors which is nearly all sites.
- strictnein 8y agoNo, it simply doesn't. If you've been told this you've been informed incorrectly.
- stanmancan 8y agoWhat happens if a non-european comoany doesnt comply?
- trothamel 8y agoThe EU government would certainly like that to be the case, but it's not clear why it would be. If the US passed a law that required citizens of other countries to pay a $20/year tax (say, a GPS license fee), would that be enforceable?
- 013a 8y agoI was under the impression that it only affects businesses which do business in the EU, meaning they have an officially registered company within the EU. If my random little website isn't GDPR compliant, what is their strategy for getting me to pay the restitution if I'm not doing business in the EU? Where do the fines go? How could they force me to pay them? The worst they can do is block access to the website, but I haven't read anything which suggests that is written in the law.