> All the GDPR stuff did was ruin every website on the internet, most people click accept all, few people click deny because they are paranoid, everyone still u

> All the GDPR stuff did was ruin every website on the internet, most people click accept all, few people click deny because they are paranoid, everyone still uses instagram, facebook, and iphones which constantly broadcast your information to Apple. e.t.c. But at least the politicians get to strut around pretending like they did something. Then you clearly don't know what GDPR is and how different companies treat data in the US and in Europe. > No, you guys care about worker equality Ok, call it whatever you want, is it mathematically and objectively inferior to your superior American Standards Of Ethics And Morals ? Just follow the damn law, it's really not that hard. Add a pop up, ask for consent, detail what the data is used for, don't collect what you don't need. It really isn't hard, if you american super-geniuses can't do that you should stop flexing your tech capabilities. 90% of what is in GDPR should be standard when handling data, if you can't comply with it you don't care about data privacy in the first place. > EU could easily beat US Beat it at what game ? You're exactly the stereotype I'm talking about, if all that matter is money then you're 100% right. But then again if we talk about social security, paid parental leave, paid vacation, work life balance, &c. it's a whole other story. Feel free to do whatever you want in your country but don't come to other continents and try to force it down out throats > EU laws say, "No, you cannot do this because its unfair to all the people that want to have families and work less". Which law are you referencing ?