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Step 1: be an American company with no European offices or accounts. Step 2: Ignore letters about GDPR. Alternatively, set up a form response to autosend when
by ashelmire 8y ago
Step 1: be an American company with no European offices or accounts.
Step 2: Ignore letters about GDPR.
Alternatively, set up a form response to autosend whenever you get an email with some of those keywords.
- pmlnr 8y agoSo anyone outside of US should ignore DMCA I believe? Just an example.
- c4h8o3del 8y agoConsidering the DMCA is harmful and should never have passed? There's an ethical and moral aspect here you're ignoring.
- pmlnr 8y agoI'm not questioning that; it's just one example.
- dazilcher 8y agoSo you wouldn't have an issue implementing Chinese regulations?
- pmlnr 8y agoI'm unaware of similar Chinese laws, can you please point me at them? To the official English translation I mean.
- ashelmire 8y agoAre you suggesting that countries outside of the US care about US copyright law? The Russian video streaming site I use sure doesn't. What about the pharma companies in India that copy American drugs (to the great benefit of humans worldwide)? US law does not rule in other sovereign nations.