New EU regulation of the web

So what is this Euro regulation shit that's everywhere now?

A bunch of sites ban European IPs completely "because of the new complicated regulations"

Are web devs fucked now? Is this a conspiracy to get lawyers more work? What the fuck is going on?

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Look up GDPR and read you fuckwit. It's not hard to fucking understand what it's all about.

GDPR. Purpose is to give people more control over their personal data. Web devs aren't fucked now. What is going on is that EU is the first to make this law but you can bet that others will follow in time.

I wonder what that hobo was looking on his pc.
Does he even have internet or he was playing oregon trail?

Literally the only good thing about the EU

Not so fast. They also slipped in some bullshit where hosts are now responsible for copyrighted content

American trash sites block EU IPs instead of prompting a simple questionnaire about what you want your data used for.
Pathetic.

>A bunch of sites ban European IPs completely "because of the new complicated regulations"
Well they don't want to come out and say that their whole business model is based on violating your privacy and selling the resultant data to anyone who'll pay. It's only places that are doing that that have significant problems with GDPR.

Obviously dumpster diving while sniffing packets

Do you even recon bro?

He's coding the GNU+Linux kernal dumbass