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A very large proportion of EU/EEA websites are hosted outside EU/EEA or using companies from USA. The user experience would be somewhat poor.
by speedgoose 5mo ago
A very large proportion of EU/EEA websites are hosted outside EU/EEA or using companies from USA.
The user experience would be somewhat poor.
- osigurdson 5mo agoThese websites would logically have to move to EU based servers in order to be subjected to the kind of regulation that EU citizens want. I think it could work.
- al_borland 5mo agoIt seems like this would only work if EU citizens were required to use the EU browser and nothing else. At what point does protection turn into control?
- osigurdson 5mo agoPresumably, EU citizens want EU regulations for privacy. I'm suggesting that an EU browser merely provides a warning when a non-EU regulated site is being visited. So, the user is in control and it avoids the scenario where the internet becomes effectively regulated by the union of all regulations from all jurisdictions.