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Of course not. Counting the amount of non-compliant websites out there, the popularity of mine, the probability of being contacted by the EU enforcement agenci
by andrei_says_ 8y ago
Of course not.
Counting the amount of non-compliant websites out there, the popularity of mine, the probability of being contacted by the EU enforcement agencies is close to zero.
If contacted, I’d be given specific instructions and time to comply.
Why would anyone block traffic?
- dabockster 8y agoYou could also possibly get around GDPR by telling EU citizens to use a VPN/proxy (assuming you have no physical presence in an EU country). IANAL, but I'm fairly certain you can't sue someone over an international border.
- donohoe 8y agoCompanies with a legal department may be forced to do so if they have ties to the EU, regardless of what business side thinks.