This is an ignorant position. When you extend an open invitation to the public to enter your private property, it becomes subject to public regulation under com

This is an ignorant position. When you extend an open invitation to the public to enter your private property, it becomes subject to public regulation under common law due to the open invitation. Under civil law, they can just dictate the regulation. Regulations of businesses which are open to the public is not some uniquely European invention. Obviously you cannot do whatever you want to a person who physically enters your business. This is a facile point. The same is true of websites: simply because a person navigates to your website, you do not automatically have the right to place tracking cookies into their browser.