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If you're fine with running untrusted third-party code on your website, that's your prerogative. The European Union will shed no tears if you choose geoblocking
by jdietrich 8y ago
If you're fine with running untrusted third-party code on your website, that's your prerogative. The European Union will shed no tears if you choose geoblocking over responsible business practices.
- Silhouette 8y agoThere is a difference between untrusted and unverified or informal. Do I expect visitors to my personal blog to have any security or privacy problems because I use Google Fonts to make it look nice? No. Do I have any sort of formal agreement that is binding on Google to guarantee that, or that obliges them to notify me if they change their privacy policy in this respect? Also no. And exactly the same applies to, for example, numerous popular JS libraries that are hosted for free on reputable CDNs.