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Doesn't this mean that even a US company which explicitly verifies it only works with US citizens must still IP block all of Europe to comply? EDIT: A nasty su
by lenocinor 8y ago
Doesn't this mean that even a US company which explicitly verifies it only works with US citizens must still IP block all of Europe to comply?
EDIT: A nasty surprise that might be, too, if it turns out there was important data via that service that you wanted to access abroad but couldn't.
- iofiiiiiiiii 8y agoOnly if they actually have a legal presence in the EU. If they are a US company that has no legal entity established in the EU, the laws of the EU have no effect on them.
- lenocinor 8y agoThanks for the info.
- Dylan16807 8y ago> must still IP block all of Europe to comply It could comply the normal way.