> It is cleary directed at large data-tracking corps, Then the law should say that. For instance when India implemented uniform goods and services tax processe

> It is cleary directed at large data-tracking corps, Then the law should say that. For instance when India implemented uniform goods and services tax processes, it explicitly excluded businesses below a certain revenue threshold and gave them a simple % of gross alternative to all the processes. GDPR doesn't make any such distinction, so such decisions to drop EU support are to be expected.