Pretty sure this was in Brussel's crosshair for years(as in 5+ years, to be precise). And no, the bureaucrats and politicians don't give a rat's ass about your

Pretty sure this was in Brussel's crosshair for years(as in 5+ years, to be precise). And no, the bureaucrats and politicians don't give a rat's ass about your privacy, security, or data.In the vast, vast majority of cases it's the opposite.GDPR was not only useless in protecting customer's data, it was actually used as a tracking mechanism, but don't let me spark your bubble. The EU should either reform or it will die off, and for good reasons.Obviously if the latter is to happen it will take at least a decade or two, but the cracks have begun to show frankly since it stopped being merely an economic union.