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> an american court said they didn't have to keep them around They also said that they didn’t have to keep any subsidiaries around. It’s not even _pretending_

> an american court said they didn't have to keep them around They also said that they didn’t have to keep any subsidiaries around. It’s not even _pretending_ to be an independent subsidiary.

_cenw 3y ago
US law does not apply in the EU, and having subsidiaries in the EU is common and almost required for GDPR compliance.
- bArray 3y ago
  Exactly this - US law applies to the US only. In order for Apple and Epic to operate in the EU, they must abide by EU laws.