> I (as a European consumer) would rather prefer that the big platforms like youtube/reddit/facebook just shut down their European presence in response to these kind of laws.
You know the complete opposite will happen. Those are literally the only ones that can comply "easily" with the law. What about the rest?
> Well, thanks. But it doesn't feel like "fighting the law". It's just complying with the law by being dependent on one generous external company.
I'm on this with you. I'm European living in US. I don't want this law any more you do. I'm still hoping the law is going to be dropped. But even then, the law will eventually come back in some form or shape. So we are trying to find a sustainable way for others to comply with it and be able to compete with the giants.
You know the complete opposite will happen. Those are literally the only ones that can comply "easily" with the law. What about the rest?
> Well, thanks. But it doesn't feel like "fighting the law". It's just complying with the law by being dependent on one generous external company.
I'm on this with you. I'm European living in US. I don't want this law any more you do. I'm still hoping the law is going to be dropped. But even then, the law will eventually come back in some form or shape. So we are trying to find a sustainable way for others to comply with it and be able to compete with the giants.