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Eject US diplomats then. The US isn't welcome at the worlds table.
France has already cut off the US ambassador from having contact with government officials.
France so based. I can't believe I talked so much shit of them in the past lmao
Tbh the whole French bad thing was because they were based in the past. They didn't want to join Bush' invasion so French fries became freedom fries.
And the US ambassador to Belgium was summoned by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, after which all was settled.
This is not how you deal with fascists.
From a unitedstatesian: please tell our diplomats to fuck off, emphatically. GDPR is a fucking godsend, and I wish it applied to us over on this side of the pond.
As a Californian damned to live under this shithole of an empire, I would also like to encourage Europeans to tar and feather any and all American diplomats.
technically it does.
there's no requirement that vendors have to verify your country of origin and asking for that kinda breaks gdpr.
just request your right to be forgotten and they will just comply.
I highly doubt that post was written by an American.
You hear that, EU? Lean hard into your data sovereignty, if only to piss off America.
It's really fascinating to see the usa empire go down in flames like a metaphorical hindenburg.
Wow.
US orders... to fight EU
Fight back!
Pesky EU, why can't they just let the US have their cake and eat it too. So unfair /s
EU competitors to AWS probably getting a lot of business from US businesses who don't want Donald Trump reading their data.
Well, duh!
Digital Sovereignty make industrial espionage much harder, plus it reduces the profits of the massive companies which grew in the previous Tech evolution wave, which are mainly in the US.
The best way to fight back is for users to stop using as much as possible services and products from big tech companies who gave Trump millions of $. There will be nothing he could do about it ๐
There is definitely something happening to that effect. A lot of people have been pushing for sovereignty for quite some time and they have wind in their sails currently.
I think there is a trend, how don't know how strong it is but there is something. Even some governmental administrations start to make the switch
It makes sense, a big part of their economy depends on exploitation, specifically the (mis)use of personal kind. It's only natural that they defend their interests and it's only natural to fight back.
If your government's official policy is to fight any other nation's or group of nations' "sovereignty initiatives," you're not the good guys.
Sorry. You are being bad to us(eu) so we don't trust you anymore. It is actually you US that need to change to fix the problem and start fighting Trump - he caused all of this.
How very mature. All the "fight" will amount to nothing except to demostrating their toddler-in-chief's petulant behavior.

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