As long as you’re not collecting the personal data of Europeans, there’s basically nothing you need to worry about. Your location and jurisdiction are mostly i

As long as you’re not collecting the personal data of Europeans, there’s basically nothing you need to worry about. Your location and jurisdiction are mostly irrelevant - you’re obliged to comply with that law when you offer a your website in Europe. Of course the only possibility of enforcement is also in Europe, so there’s not much going to happen. I suppose if you ran a rogue business then in theory credit card funds from European customers could get frozen by a court or something - but let’s be clear, GDPR is aimed at regulating big business primarily. Nobody is coming after your blog