On: Counterfeits on Amazon cost Warren bird feeder bus...

[aritmo]

The message is that they are not good enough in handling privacy to serve EU customers.

[hgoel → aritmo]

Or more accurately that they don't make enough from the EU to justify dealing with the GDPR mess.

[stavros → hgoel]

It's only a mess if you can't be bothered to respect people's privacy.

[perl4ever → stavros]

It appears that "respecting peoples' privacy" currently equates to having an overlay with a button to accept cookies, and a message stating that using the website means accepting <whatever>. So I haven't figured out what the button means, but to preserve maximum uncertainty, I try not to click it.

[stavros → perl4ever]

You may want to read a bit about what the GDPR mandates.

[perl4ever → stavros]

Why? I don't run a website that collects information on people. Also, I'm not under the delusion that I'm a lawyer.

[oneplane → hgoel]

Or just because the US doesn't have good privacy laws doesn't mean you should then decide to suck up as much data on everyone as possible. Just because they can be a dick doesn't mean they have to.