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Extra territoriality is well established in international law - if you provide services to, or extract data from the EU, you are subject to EU laws. US tech wil
by hunglee2 2y ago
Extra territoriality is well established in international law - if you provide services to, or extract data from the EU, you are subject to EU laws. US tech will simply have to comply or withdraw services.
- Ekaros 2y agoI really see no reason why digital should be any different from physical goods. If you want to sell something in other country you have to follow regulations there. Which is fair enough. You can always choose not to do business in other countries.
- rightbyte 2y agoAs a user I am totally fine with having the service provider's local laws apply though. It is easier for me to choose a different provider than to move myself and my family to another country with better laws. Compare 'Chat control' debacle.