Reasonableness in its reasoning: How the European Union can mitigate problematic extraterritoriality on a de-territorialised internet
1. Introduction There is an extraterritorial character to European Union (EU) data protection law that can be both necessary and problematic.[1] EU lawmakers are enacting regulation that directly or indirectly compels non-EU (third State) actors to behave in a particular way to comply with EU law. In contrast to many of these third countries, numerous...
