That's nice, but we're talking about the GDPR, a law with roots in the 70s. Not the DMA. And as I pointed out earlier, EU entities are getting fined and sued by regulators.
Really? I was the original commentator and afaik I was discussing “recent efforts” as protectionist including both new GDPR decisions and the DMA.
About GDPR and protectionism–I already answered. Sorry if I misunderstood you, I did not pay attention to the DMA and that was not the subject of the article.
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