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If you are selling to a large company it is a problem. Its not quite as simple as you're saying. And quite frankly the law is also complicated as with all othe
by neximo64 4y ago
If you are selling to a large company it is a problem. Its not quite as simple as you're saying.
And quite frankly the law is also complicated as with all other EU laws such as the cookie law. The interpretations vary and are not strict and clear. I have never seen laws in other western countries always blamed on the lack of interpretation.
If I was still in the EU I would simply incorporate offshore and operate offshore, it is more convenient but ive left
- WastingMyTime89 4y ago> If I was still in the EU I would simply incorporate offshore and operate offshore, it is more convenient but ive left You would still have to follow GDPR. > The interpretations vary and are not strict and clear. I have never seen laws in other western countries always blamed on the lack of interpretation. It's the same with every law. That's basically how laws work. It's even worse in countries using common law as case law is a thing.
- neximo64 4y ago> It's the same with every law. That's basically how laws work. It's even worse in countries using common law as case law is a thing. It really isn't. If it wasn't such a butcher's shop with GDPR i wouldn't be complaining as i am aligned with the intent. Also hey for someone who's lived in both I much prefer the common law or mixed ways of creating law as it requires precedent first instead of it being made on a whim.