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> If they don't have a presence in the EU Only sites with a presence in the EU are paying attention. The LA Times is a counter-example of a site that hasn't bo
by lucideer 8y ago
> If they don't have a presence in the EU
Only sites with a presence in the EU are paying attention. The LA Times is a counter-example of a site that hasn't bothered with GDPR because they didn't feel EU users were worthwhile keeping.
However, collecting data on the 0.5 billion people in the EU evidently seemed worthwhile for most sites.
- gnode 8y agoIt seems strange to me that the LA Times would cut off European users, when they presumably have to comply with the new California Consumer Privacy Act, which is similar, anyway.