But as I've already noted in other comments, this heavy-handed interpretation breaks a large part of the modern web, including many common practices that are in visitors' interests and not doing anything shady at all. Expecting every instance of embedding on the entire web, even among freely available pages using freely available services, to go full lawyer not just initially but on an ongoing basis, simply isn't a reasonable approach to take. An interpretation that puts significant extra liability on those freely offered sites and services regardless of whether they are intentionally doing anything shady is how you get extreme reactions like people geoblocking the EU.