Who Elected Brussels To Regulate Silicon Valley?

Europe may regulate its own market. It should not set the world’s technology rules by default.
America was born in rebellion. Maybe that’s why Europe writing rules for U.S. companies to follow still rubs us the wrong way.
Of course, the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is not the Stamp Act, and Tim Cook and Jeff Bezos are not quite Samuel Adams or Thomas Jefferson. But the complaint is a familiar one: Why should officials Americans neither elect nor control have so much power over the technology we use?
The EU is entitled to govern its own market with the regulations it sees fit….
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