> Many companies have to RADICALLY change their architectures just to support these laws. And often the costs will be enormous. This harkens back to the GDPR h

> Many companies have to RADICALLY change their architectures just to support these laws. And often the costs will be enormous. This harkens back to the GDPR hysteria. And that was a storm in a teacup: most companies that took compliance seriously were able to get to a good place with a medium amount of engineering work, and didn't suffer financially overmuch. A few companies did go out of business or suffer significantly--and most of those were sketchy, data-abusive entities. In other words, it worked.