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Oh that's common, from when I used to not live in the US. Usually for stuff that the site bought a license to, with region-lock restrictions. I was imagining a
by preciousoo 3y ago
Oh that's common, from when I used to not live in the US. Usually for stuff that the site bought a license to, with region-lock restrictions.
I was imagining a scenario similar to what Facebook is doing in Canada, with messages stating "We cant show you [x] because your government hates free speech" (hyperbole)
- isodev 3y agoIndeed and Facebook is now doing this with Threads - "you can't use Threads in EU because we hate how they make it hard for us to sell your essence to the highest bitter" (hyperbole)
- rsynnott 3y agoThat's almost certainly more about the DMA than the GDPR; they'll be pretty cautious about launching Threads.