> They already do that, in Europe. I assume that it works, as I don’t hear about this level of stuff, over there As an EU citizen and resident I strongly recom

> They already do that, in Europe. I assume that it works, as I don’t hear about this level of stuff, over there As an EU citizen and resident I strongly recommend you not take EU privacy controls seriously. The GDPR functions well as a means of tax collection, but it really doesn't work all that well as something that actually protects people's privacy.