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The GDPR isn't global law. That's because most of the world, get this, isn't in Europe and isn't subject to EU regulations. It's very hard for some people to u
by msla 3y ago
The GDPR isn't global law. That's because most of the world, get this, isn't in Europe and isn't subject to EU regulations.
It's very hard for some people to understand that Europe no longer has global empires.
- phendrenad2 3y agoThe problem with that logic is, because the EU was a good global citizen (at one point), everyone has reciprocal treaties to allow extradition and cross-border charges. And the GDPR actually applies to any website accessed by EU citizens so banning EU IP addresses still leaves you open to the case where an EU citizen residing in the US has a GDPR claim against you. Maddening, but that's the reality of this silly law.