> This is why a lot of American centric sites block us from accessing them, they want your data, and they don't want to ask for it. Also, requiring it when it

> This is why a lot of American centric sites block us from accessing them, they want your data, and they don't want to ask for it. Also, requiring it when it is not technically required for the product is illegal. So even throwing up a splash screen for EU visitors with a single "allow all" button would be illegal. The GDPR is actually a quite well designed law for what it tries to do, its just that enforcement lags behind.