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Thanks for psoting. Really useful article. It shows how craven the US is that they're barring certain countries from standards bodies for what are supposed to be international standards.
I really hope that goes well. It would be great if the US gets the could shoulder instead of the Global South.
Classic European arrogance lol. They're just so civilized 💅🏻
It's going to be really funny when the rest of the world starts moving past the west using Chinese tech while the west continues to wall itself off and slides into irrelevance technologically.
European century of humiliation, but self inflicted.
China and the EU both have privacy laws protecting internet users. Personal Information Protection Law since 2021 in China. Last I checked it's the Americans that don't. But yeah of course Europeans will refuse to acknowledge any common ground and highlight differences instead.
California Consumer Privacy Act is the American GDPR, but it's just for California.