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Applying GDPR based on the country hosting the webpage would be a massive loophole, nullifying the law completely. I think it works well as it is. If websites w
by flr03 7y ago
Applying GDPR based on the country hosting the webpage would be a massive loophole, nullifying the law completely.
I think it works well as it is. If websites wants to access the EU market they have to comply to GDPR, but they are free not too... To bounce back on your point, as EU resident myself I haven't had any issue with accessing websites that would not want to implement GDPR.
- kebman 7y agoExcept they're not "accessing EU markets." I'm a Norwegian, so I'm not in the EU. As such I never voted for EU laws to apply, and I feel they're being forced on me. Also, I'm the one who's technically accessing American markets, offered from the USA. So American laws should apply. Just my opinion. World leaders and companies don't care about individual freedom, so...