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Which is fine for companies located in the EU. The EU has absolutely zero authority to tell business located outside of the EU what to do. The fact that someon
by pc86 6y ago
Which is fine for companies located in the EU.
The EU has absolutely zero authority to tell business located outside of the EU what to do. The fact that someone reading a blog post happens to be in Europe does not all of a sudden put the owner of that blog under EU jurisdiction.
- lanternfish 6y agoBut it does put that access transaction under EU jurisdiction, no?
- snowwrestler 6y agoNo. A company needs to be legally present in an EU jurisdiction to be exposed to liability under GDPR.
- OJFord 6y agoOf course it does if those businesses want to operate in the EU.
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