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Yes, this is how legal jurisdictions work. He can receive one request from someone in Mississippi, one from someone in California, and one from someone in the E
by pc86 4y ago
Yes, this is how legal jurisdictions work. He can receive one request from someone in Mississippi, one from someone in California, and one from someone in the EU, and provide three completely different responses.
- ceejayoz 4y agoYes, but he doesn't have to. One of my clients willingly applies GDPR to everyone, regardless of jurisdiction. If you want your data, you can get it. If you want your stuff deleted, you can do so. I think this is the ethical approach.
- GabrielTFS 4y agoIt is also, from what I know, the legal approach. The EU perhaps doesn't have jurisdiction over a service, but what they can do is ask all the ISPs in Europe to block access to it, for example.