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If you are a US company operating a US website, you are not bound to the EU law in that regard. But if you launch trackwhatever.[EU top level domain] to better
by Loic 15y ago
If you are a US company operating a US website, you are not bound to the EU law in that regard. But if you launch trackwhatever.[EU top level domain] to better target these markets, you may need a EU address to get the domain. In that case, you may need to comply with the EU law.
- justincormack 15y agoIts not mainly about TLDs, it is about whether you have an EU operating company, like Facebook does, or if you store any personal data in the EU.