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No it does not. It covers data in the EU. Being from the EU but using for example a US service while you are in the US means you are not covered. EU law doesn't
by TheForumTroll 8y ago
No it does not. It covers data in the EU. Being from the EU but using for example a US service while you are in the US means you are not covered. EU law doesn't cover people not inside the EUs borders.
- kokx 8y agoWith one exception, when your business targets EU markets, EU citizens abroad are still covered. For example, when you are a EU citizen using a US social network that operates world wide (and thus also targets EU markets), you are still covered when in the US.
- icebraining 8y agoWhere is that defined? The word "citizen" doesn't even appear in the law.