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> anyone in the EU is not even allowed to connect to any website owned by a US These laws don't bind individual citizens, but companies offering services. One
by johannes1234321 4y ago
> anyone in the EU is not even allowed to connect to any website owned by a US
These laws don't bind individual citizens, but companies offering services.
One might however ask, whether EU ISPs are allowed to route to U.S. as that passes IP addresses to U.S. companies. Maybe if they implement NATing?
- ksidudwbw 4y agoJust don't be creepy, that's all.
- gameman144 4y ago"Don't be creepy" isn't the law as -written, and is super nebulous to comply with.
- wizeman 4y ago> These laws don't bind individual citizens, but companies offering services. Right. EU companies whose websites are accessed by individual citizens and usually have assets stored by US companies, such as CDNs.