> Your world on the internet looks different based on citizenship( ipAdress) But this started long before government intervention ("personalization", "regional

> Your world on the internet looks different based on citizenship( ipAdress) But this started long before government intervention ("personalization", "regional content"), and it is not the fault of the EU that tech companies pursued behaviors that were against the spirit of the laws. There are two ways for tech to respond to the multigovernment problem: conform to all of the laws throughout the world, or "create countries on the internet". As is evident now, most companies chose the latter