[yeldarb]

Curious how you feel about GDPR (the EU asserts its authority to bind an American entity with servers in America running a service targeted at American consumers so long as a single EU citizen chooses to visit the site).

[pilsetnieks]

Only inasmuch as it pertains to the data of the single EU citizen. The American entity can do whatever they want with their American consumer data.

[jpambrun]

You could have one GDPR compliant site in the EU and a different international one.. or just block EU. Nobody is infringing on someone else's sovereignty in that case.

[cpach]

Some sites actually do block visitors from the EU. E.g. the Chicago Tribune.

[cameronbrown]

In theory*

In practice if you've got no presence in the EU, what can they realistically do? Extradite over GDPR?