Clearly, the EU can't enforce or even make laws that apply globally. If you don't have a presence in the EU the GDPR does not apply to you, period. And the GD

Clearly, the EU can't enforce or even make laws that apply globally. If you don't have a presence in the EU the GDPR does not apply to you, period. And the GDPR doesn't apply to EU citizens outside the EU, period. But this thread and others just show how people will continually lie when it comes to the politics of GDPR. And when they don't want to lie, they partake in whataboutism. Even EU bureaucrats seem to be willing to partake in at least promoting the idea that it's a global law for their political agenda, when they know it's not. I don't know why people continue to lie about the jurisdiction of this law, when everybody here knows it's not true.