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No, it's not remotely the same. The US is using the fact that people want to do business with them to coerce compliance, and as written the law only applies to
by DEADMINCE 2y ago
No, it's not remotely the same.
The US is using the fact that people want to do business with them to coerce compliance, and as written the law only applies to US persons.
The EU claims the GDPR applies globally, regardless of if people want to do business with the EU, or even if people ever set foot in the EU. It's amusing nonsense.