Thanks for the explanation, but it basically converges on what the grandparent comment stated, right? I.e., unless your business deals with EU companies or oper

Thanks for the explanation, but it basically converges on what the grandparent comment stated, right? I.e., unless your business deals with EU companies or operates in EU, then you are free to ignore it. And if you decide in the future that you want to deal with EU companies/operate in EU, you have the option of paying the fine and moving on. > either pay the fine or you won't be able to do business [...] possibly even not with a company in business with a EU company That one seems a bit sus, because it would imply that you won't be able to use GCP/Azure/AWS for cloud services, and that just doesn't sound right. Afaik they wouldn't blanket refuse cloud services to an american business that doesn't follow EU laws (in case the business simply doesn't care to operate in EU or make money from there). Not a legal professional at all, so if someone could provide a better explanation of the situation, it would certainly be welcome.