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Seems like this is sort of a manufactured argument. I mean, should every product everywhere have to cite every regulation it complies with? Your ibuprofen bot
by ajross 3y ago
Seems like this is sort of a manufactured argument. I mean, should every product everywhere have to cite every regulation it complies with? Your ibuprofen bottle doesn't bother to cite the FDA rules under which it was tested. Your car doesn't list the DOT as the reason it's got ABS brakes.
The EU made a rule. YouTube complied. That changes the user experience. They documented it.
- contravariant 3y agoDoesn't seem that out of place for a blog post on the exact change they made to comply though. I mean you'd expect a pharmaceutical company to mention which rules they comply with at some point, even if not on the actual product (though in the case of medicine, probably also on the actual product).
- hnlmorg 3y agoIf the contents of my ibuprofen bottle changed due to regulatory changes, then it wouldn’t be weird to have that cited at all.
- LudwigNagasena 3y agoCertain goods sold in the EU are required to have CE marking to affirm that they satisfy EU regulations.
- nlehuen 3y ago+1 in France at least, food products must not suggest that mandatory properties like "preservative free" is unique. When they advertise this on the package, they must disclose it's per regulation. Source: https://www.economie.gouv.fr/particuliers/denrees-alimentaires-regles-etiquetage https://www.economie.gouv.fr/particuliers/denrees-alimentair...