Article 13 passed in Europe

These rules are meant to block competition, disguised as something else.

If you compete against a big guy they'll simply call their legal dept and crush you. If your competitor has friends in high places, they'll make a phone call and destroy you.

So how do we all fight it? What do you do when the average person who wants to make a living on the internet without being attached to a corporation?
 
That will only encourage more people to use proxies, VPNs and darkweb. EU may eventually sandbox itself to a few sites.
 
Threads Merged as they're both on the same topic.
 
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Another Reason why my location still says "Fucking Germany" :D
 
No matter what we will find a way around it.
I wonder if this could increase the demand for content creators.
 
I think this will benefit larger companies that are able to comply but really crush startups and entrepreneurs who do not have the money or resources to comply. It's a sad day for the EU.

Beyond this, it seems like the EU is pulling further and further away from the rest of the world with this law, the GDPR, and its antitrust actions against Facebook / Google. At this point it might as well create its own Internet.

Honestly, they're out of control IMO. Everything about internet regulation honestly makes me vomit. Sure, I mean we need some to keep out all the illegal stuff but Really? This? C'mon.
 
So that only applies to the EU, technically, we can just buy ourselves a good VPN outside of the EU (Switzerland for example) and avoid this Article 13 Restriction
 
I am from the balkans so they have no power here lol.
The "law" is retarded anyway.
 
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