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Regardless of whether they mean to, if it's shown in the EU they're obliged to follow the rules. You can't just decide they don't apply to you. Some sites just
by developer93 3y ago
Regardless of whether they mean to, if it's shown in the EU they're obliged to follow the rules. You can't just decide they don't apply to you. Some sites just plain don't show to EU customers or present a very paired down set of pages for this reason.
- midasuni 3y agoThat’s wrong. You are under no obligation to work out eu customers - you can’t. If an EU citizen buys a bagel while in NY that doesn’t make the bagel shop under any obligation to comply with the gdpr. Their website can steal all the data it wants to. If the shop specifically targets eu customers that’s different. If the shop offered bagel drivers to France for example. Either way the GDPR basically says “don’t steal people’s data”. Ther is no reason to have cookie banners unless you want to take personal data, and the easy solution to that is to not take personal data.