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Eh, you could argue about the making available to access for a long time either way. But there is a much more straight to point argument: they want, and take, m
by nolok 8y ago
Eh, you could argue about the making available to access for a long time either way. But there is a much more straight to point argument: they want, and take, money from UK customers (advertisers). If they want to keep doing that, they need to follow UK laws.
It's like how your little website may do things that are not ok in country X and you don't care, but if you want people and businesses from country X to be able to spend money on your website then you need to care.