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I can understand the skepticism of EU citizens. If I were in that category what I would love to see is a holistic listing of all companies that deal with EU citizen data. Of those companies, what are they bound to from a compliance standpoint. Essentially if you create this as a high level diagram a citizen could truncate it down to businesses of interest and ensure that they are inline with consumer expectations.


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