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intended 17 hours ago

The meager difference is that, in theory, you can eventually sue people in the US.

In theory.

Also, this is a feature for people who live in America, and mostly irrelevant for everyone in the global south.

gf000 17 hours ago | parent [-]

As a European, I honestly don't see a difference between the US and China from this perspective. They are both equally untrustworthy in my book.

rrr_oh_man 14 hours ago | parent | next [-]

As a Western European, I see the same untrustworthiness in Europe.

We just have our personal privacy security theater in the form of GDPR and a feeling of moral supremacy that's been drilled into our heads from primary school on.

bigfudge 7 hours ago | parent [-]

GDPR isn’t theatre in many organisations. Yes large tech firms (mostly US) probably ignore or circumvent. But most businesses I’ve worked for have taken concrete steps to reduce the data they hold and consider how it’s being used asa direct consequence of gdpr.

lejalv 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Don't understand why you are downvoted.