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Because Youtube doesn't have problems complying with GDPR, as far as I know. Also, other videos would be unavailable as well. Edit: you've completely changed y
by dmos62 5y ago
Because Youtube doesn't have problems complying with GDPR, as far as I know. Also, other videos would be unavailable as well.
Edit: you've completely changed your comment.
- bombcar 5y agoJust because the largest video sharing platform ever know is willing to comply with GDPR doesn't mean there isn't a cost associated, or that everyone is willing to pay that cost. Regulatory moats are a thing.
- dmos62 5y agoIsn't privacy protection worth that cost? I value my right to privacy, and I'm happy that GDPR protects it to an extent. Not that this has anything to do with the news report being unavailable.
- wyager 5y agoOh, one of the world’s richest companies can afford to comply with EU law or eat the fines? Well I guess it’s no problem then