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That's quite opinionated. The privacy shield was 'shot down' because it would allow the US unprecedented access to personal data of EU civilians (including unl

• BjoernKW 2y ago
  > That's quite opinionated. That's just a perspective from reality, where people are doing business rather than contriving impractical regulations out of thin air . > GDPR is not that bad. It has downsides but it is not overly complex. It might seem simple to consumers or politicians who claim they could implement it in a day, but it is highly complex once you have to implement it as a small or medium-sized business. > Companies (including cloud services) have to comply if they want to have business in Europe Large corporations - i.e. the supposed target of that regulation - scoff at GDPR. They have legal departments and the funds necessary to deal with GDPR however they see fit, while small and medium-sized business bear the brunt.