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Blocking a market of 447 million people simply because you need to ask them to click "agree" before you use their personal data (which most people do anyway) so

by nequo 4y ago

Blocking a market of 447 million people simply because you need to ask them to click "agree" before you use their personal data (which most people do anyway) sounds like a bad business decision.

lopis 4y ago
And yet several companies did exactly that in 2018 after GDPR started being enforced in Europe.
- nequo 4y ago
  Do you have examples? Wikipedia[1] only mentions these: Instapaper (restored service in the EU in August 2018) Unroll.Me Klout (went defunct in 2018) The Chicago Tribune (local newspaper) The Los Angeles Times (local newspaper) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation#Impact https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regula...