That might make sense from the point of view that only considers the service provider and the host. > And if the risk you're hedging against is "yourself turni

That might make sense from the point of view that only considers the service provider and the host. > And if the risk you're hedging against is "yourself turning to big corp and abusing customers" moving to EU is okay, but not in any other case. I mean, this seems like a silly concern (just don’t abuse the customers, lol). But, he can now reasonably offer to his customers the fact that he’ll be bound by EU privacy laws. In the case of something like SourceHut which has consistently made decisions in favor of having a slow/sustainable business model instead of going for massive growth, this seems to make a lot of sense. He probably isn’t too worried about having to eventually backstab his customers, so why not make the value proposition clear? Like what if the big plan here is to offer clear business terms backed by customer-friendly local laws and make a nice middle class salary for the rest of his life, while living in a nice friendly country?