I understand the author's frustration. But until someone finds out how a company that operates globally can satisfy the laws of the countries their customers are located in without associating the accounts with a country, I'm not sure what we can do.
> What I find curious is that it says the services are essentially the same between different countries. So, there is no advantage to me as a consumer for anything to change.
The advantage to the consumer is that they have access to the services at all. Countries have the ability to completely cut off their citizens to a service if they don't follow their laws.
> What I find curious is that it says the services are essentially the same between different countries. So, there is no advantage to me as a consumer for anything to change.
The advantage to the consumer is that they have access to the services at all. Countries have the ability to completely cut off their citizens to a service if they don't follow their laws.