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Because it’s a large market and Google has a commercial incentive to make their offers available where they can legally do so.
by bertil 3y ago
Because it’s a large market and Google has a commercial incentive to make their offers available where they can legally do so.
- bioemerl 3y agoDo you think they are doing this without commercial incentive in mind? I'm fairly confident they are, and they just decided the costs were not worth it in this case.
- ranger_danger 3y agoGoogle would be profitable even without the entirety of the EU, and I think their decision to continue using practices (elsewhere) that the EU does not allow, probably means that the profit gained from such practices far outweighs the effort of complying with EU + any profit gained from EU users themselves.