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Sure, they're trying to broaden the scope as far as they can. But is it enforceable outside the EEA? I'd love to see a U.S. court do anything but throw out a GD
by beefhash 8y ago
Sure, they're trying to broaden the scope as far as they can. But is it enforceable outside the EEA? I'd love to see a U.S. court do anything but throw out a GDPR case or a European court's ruling based on the GDPR.
- DanBC 8y agoWhy do you think the EU would use US courts to enforce EU law? The EU would use EU courts to enforce EU law. This might mean that non-compliant websites are blocked, via court orders to ISPS, in the EU. This already happens with some piracy sites. The blocking is inconsistant and easily circimvented.