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The issue is you have similar regulation from California, which is on sites that are not necessarily doing business in the EU, and vice versa. So while in some
by giancarlostoro 2y ago
The issue is you have similar regulation from California, which is on sites that are not necessarily doing business in the EU, and vice versa. So while in some cases it might not be EU compliant, it might be CA compliant.
This has spawned some services you pay for which handle the dialogs for you.
- kergonath 2y agoTo be fair this is probably a good thing. I would not expect a small website managed by a handful of people to know all the regulations inside and out. It’s similar to how they need to contract a proper accountant for taxes and balance sheets if they don’t have the skills to do it themselves. I’ve noticed some of these providers, they have a consistent layout and are localised, even on small sites purely designed for American audiences. If these services are good, then a lot of smaller website will be good as well without them needing to invest too much time or money in this.