> we'd rather block access from the EU than do the right thing, that is, protecting your data by removing that junk This phrasing is misleading. It's not "prot

> we'd rather block access from the EU than do the right thing, that is, protecting your data by removing that junk This phrasing is misleading. It's not "protecting our data" (implying they need to take extra precautions to prevent our data, defenseless on its own, from falling into the wrong hands). It's refraining from actively spying on us. There's no "protection" needed - if they just do nothing, that would comply with the GDPR.