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That also tells us they didn't actually check for every place on their list whether Bard was compliant with local law – they're simply assuming that some small
by yorwba 4y ago
That also tells us they didn't actually check for every place on their list whether Bard was compliant with local law – they're simply assuming that some small island country's regulators have no power over them.
- bertil 4y agoÅland is squarely part of the European Union. (It’s also never really claimed to be a country, more a cultural exception within a de-colonization effort and a tax loophole.) The relevant regulator if Google infringes the privacy of someone there would be the central EU authorities.
- yorwba 4y agoIndeed, and even the most cursory legal review should have immediately caught that, so probably there was none, and not for the rest of the list either.