> The biggest problem with the GDPR is the FUD that surrounded it. How often is it that people are charged to the maximum effect of the law? Yet for some bizarr

> The biggest problem with the GDPR is the FUD that surrounded it. How often is it that people are charged to the maximum effect of the law? Yet for some bizarre reason that's exactly what people thought would happen against every small operation once GDPR came into effect. What do you think small operators would rather deal with? "You can be certain you're doing nothing wrong" or "You might be doing something wrong, but they'll probably be lenient". If geoblocking European visitors is no big loss, of course they'll go for it. Which many here seem strangely okay to accept, given staunch positions about net neutrality.