Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Just googled it, sounds like a privacy law. Not a bad thing actually... still not sure what that has to do with the original topic at hand though, or sites that keep annoying you about cookies.
German Democratic Peoples Republic.It's the new German Democratic Republic.
Just googled it, sounds like a privacy law. Not a bad thing actually... still not sure what that has to do with the original topic at hand though, or sites that keep annoying you about cookies.
Lol you're so naive. It's endearing.
It depends on the agreements they have with the US but they can easily get the US to fine the company if they violate the GDPR if both sides agree to that as can easily happen.If a company does not have a presence in the EU or does any business there, and the servers they are using are located in the US, then what exactly could the EU do to this company if they choose to allow anyone, anywhere to view their content?
Lol you're so naive. It's endearing.
Only time I encountered denial is when trying to watch some performances on YouTube from Britain's Got Talent. I just got a message - Sorry but this content is not available in your country - or something like that. I guess what happens in Britain, stays in Britain.
No, your naivete is what makes you naive.So not knowing about some law in another country makes me naive? Right...
It depends on the agreements they have with the US but they can easily get the US to fine the company if they violate the GDPR if both sides agree to that as can easily happen.
The companies will either have to stop doing business with the nations that protects or stop collecting their data or they could face fines if they do not update the procedures.
I doubt it unless there is a multinational treaty involved.Wait so this law is enforceable internationally?
Never heard of that before, until now.
Oh, I'm guessing it is, otherwise I don't expect I'd be having meetings about how it impacts our operations.I doubt it unless there is a multinational treaty involved.
