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The existence of the gdpr is not enough. You'd also need to start reporting/suing those breaching the rules.
by pergadad 7y ago
The existence of the gdpr is not enough. You'd also need to start reporting/suing those breaching the rules.
- franga2000 7y agoTrue, but my point was that incorporating in Delaware doesn't prevent the GDPR from applying to you (for EU customers). It's true that taking action against a non-EU company for GDPR violations is harder, but not impossible.