> It applies to everyone in the EU. If you're an American inside an EU country using the local wifi, you're covered by the GDPR As far as I know GDPR states EU

> It applies to everyone in the EU. If you're an American inside an EU country using the local wifi, you're covered by the GDPR As far as I know GDPR states EU citizens not people within the EU. Member states' laws will cover everyone however GDPR is for EU citizens globally since that is their remit. > It applies to small companies just as much as to large companies. However if you're not really marketing to people in EU countries, the GDPR doesn't apply. So a local newspaper in Ohio need not worry about the occasional European visitor, but The Washington Post definitely does Basically you argree with what I wrote but wrote it in a way to make it look like I stated something incorrect. Why did you do that?