Of course, the European offer is also not GDPR-compliant as it’s clear that they can offer their service without violating your privacy with third-party trackers but choose to do so for their cheaper plan.
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I think they already had discounted pricing for foreign markets so it may not be completely fair pricing comparison. I cancelled my sub over their coverage of the state of the union.
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I’m not bothered about the price discrepancy; it’s that one comes with a human rights violation. (That it’s even more expensive just adds irony.)
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And I absolutely agree with you about the key issue just raising an issue with the very particular pricing information.
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Or you could use private browsing on Firefox for free and have the best of both worlds regardless of what continent you live on.
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If a company knowingly violates your privacy and you remain a customer, perhaps you don't care about it enough to voluntarily stop doing business with them. The consumer is the ultimate regulator.
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Notice it is only a $100 value when sharing with friends, but it costs you $150.
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