Whether it's too much to ask is not the issue, nor whether doing what you list is full compliance (doubtful).
No one is asking.
Rather, the right question is whether the entity demanding (the EU government) has the right to do so on the basis that their jurisdiction extends to anywhere that a citizen of theirs can reach via the Internet. I argue no.
You probably disagree, which is fine, but this ultimately comes down to enforcement. And for now at least, I win on that front.
No one is asking.
Rather, the right question is whether the entity demanding (the EU government) has the right to do so on the basis that their jurisdiction extends to anywhere that a citizen of theirs can reach via the Internet. I argue no.
You probably disagree, which is fine, but this ultimately comes down to enforcement. And for now at least, I win on that front.