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Stop accepting EU currencies and don’t offer any locally translated content. GDPR doesn’t actually apply to all businesses worldwide. It applies to those that are directly targeted to EU residents. Some of the things that can make you subject to the GDPR include having a European domain extension (eg. .de or .co.uk), offering content that is translated to languages commonly spoken only in the EU, and accepting payments or listing prices in EU currencies.

If you are based outside the EU and do none of these things, GDPR generally does not apply to your business.