Well, fuck you too.

"Oh hey, our tracking is so invasive that it is illegal in your part of the world and we are too lazy to do something about it."

That website wants to collect and sell all the userdata without consent

Why is it basically only the EU that seems to have an interest in preventing shitty business practices.

I want more predatory websites to do this so that I can avoid them.

Some idiots keep using one of my email adresses for god knows what, ending up in me receiving newsletters and shit. Since actual user accounts are associated, I typically recover the password (since its my email adress) and then delete the account.

There are a few websites with similar restrictions though. They are completely fine sending shit to email adresses they never bothered to verify, but reject logins from countries (or even US states!) that they don't want. Morons.

This is fine imo. If you don’t want to comply, don’t. You just don’t get to extract EU data

Well, that's one way to comply

Perfect. Would be nice if US implemented the same regulations

Sadly, I live in the U.S., so if I went to this website, it would definitely take my data and sell it.

We don't get a GDPR to protect us. Be glad you do.

EU for the win.

Well, this is what you wanted isn't it? Your government is protecting you, anyone who can't comply can't serve you.

wtf is a byju... looks it up.. ok, interesting.

I wish more invasive websites would do this.

Trust me, you don't want to visit that website (company).Its sales and marketing methods are scam at best.

Shows how broken the internet was and still is, basically the homeland of the internet is incapable of building pages that comply with basic regulation.

I need to know what this website is, so that I never use it.

Speaking from experience this mostly applies to US websites. Land of the free 🗽🇺🇸

Just another lazy American company not wanting to protect user data and using GPDR as an excuse.
Sure it takes work to treat user data properly but from a consumer perspective it is the right thing to do. Throwing shade at Europe because you don't want to do it doesn't seem the most productive thing to do.

Translation: We are not allowing you to use our services in the EU due to better data privacy laws than the US.

🤷‍♂️ use another service if the nanny state controls your pipes.

Get a VPN.

Remember, you voted for this

Fix your governance and get rid of the GDPR, and the problem will be solved.