Well, you and I could have easily anticipated this outcome. So could regulators. For that reason alone…it’s stupid policy on their part imo. Writing policy is

Well, you and I could have easily anticipated this outcome. So could regulators. For that reason alone…it’s stupid policy on their part imo. Writing policy is not supposed to be an exercise where you “will” a utopia into existence. Policy should consider current reality. if your policy just ends up inconveniencing 99% of users, what are we even doing lol? I don’t have all the answers. Maybe a carrot-and-stick approach could have helped? For example giving a one time tax break to any org that fully complies with the regulation? To limit abuse, you could restrict the tax break to companies with at least X number of EU customers. I’m sure there are other creative solutions as well. Or just implementing larger fines.