While I do envy you this, it’s not for the EU’s digital rules.
Why is that? It’s because the rest of the world will inevitable copy the EU rules within a few years like happened with the GDPR.
So I'm not concerned about missing out on EU digital rules without living in the EU.
I do, however, greatly miss the EU food regulations. It’s astonishing how foods that my wife and I are allergic to in the U.S. are completely ok with us when traveling in the EU. A friend that is absolutely unable to tolerate gluten/wheat in the U.S. had absolutely no problem scarfing down pasta in Italy and croissants in France. The U.S. at least appears nowhere near implementing EU like food rules anytime soon and I genuinely envy you for that.
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While I do envy you this, it’s not for the EU’s digital rules.
Why is that? It’s because the rest of the world will inevitable copy the EU rules within a few years like happened with the GDPR.
So I'm not concerned about missing out on EU digital rules without living in the EU.
I do, however, greatly miss the EU food regulations. It’s astonishing how foods that my wife and I are allergic to in the U.S. are completely ok with us when traveling in the EU. A friend that is absolutely unable to tolerate gluten/wheat in the U.S. had absolutely no problem scarfing down pasta in Italy and croissants in France. The U.S. at least appears nowhere near implementing EU like food rules anytime soon and I genuinely envy you for that.