> websites are a relatively small part of it which is only getting attention because this part is the one that works remotely and thus affects USA companies. O

> websites are a relatively small part of it which is only getting attention because this part is the one that works remotely and thus affects USA companies. On top of that there's USA itself. Which said "if an American company serves anyone anywhere in the world we have the right to request any and all data on all users of that company, regardless of their residence or citizenship". That's what Schrems II was about: there's either privacy and protection of people's data or working with US-based companies. Europe keeps chosing the former, thankfully.