> They would not need to block access. They needed to set up a time-plan Exactly. And that is part of my point. Everyone acting as if something dreadful would

> They would not need to block access. They needed to set up a time-plan Exactly. And that is part of my point. Everyone acting as if something dreadful would happen if the timeline was not met RIGHT AWAY!!!. It would not. The EU might bring an action after initial outreach to the companies legal department. The legal dept would do a dance and explain why they need more time. The EU would then agree to the time line. Any any case would go to some court and would also involve appeals and some form of due process. During that time lawyers would work back and forth. Any fine would almost certainty not approach the worse case scenario. Not going to happen. And certainly not to a small fish or anything close to that.