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While not an invalid point, it's worth noting that this case deals mostly with occupational discrimination and not racial discrimination which is arguably a red herring here. Debt collectors for example, from my reading, were among certain groups barred from accessing Square.

It's probably more available in the US than in Ethiopia but it's still a part of the cuisine. Interestingly, according to the guy who runs my local place, mushrooms are also found in Ethiopian cooking but are often left off the menus because (his words not mine) "white people don't think mushrooms are authentic".

One of the researchers at that lab was also effectively dissapeared. I don't believe the conspiracy crowd saying this was some kind of weapon, but there's reasonable evidence to suggest that this is a case of embarrassing government incompetence (which the CCP loaths) followed by attempts to cover up said incompetence while a solution was persued.

The only cons are for the activists, it takes an extreme level of privilege to see all the free stuff that people are getting showered in and think "someone should stop this". GDPR is just another reason that the EU will continue to lag behind SEA and the US in software, the exceptions are the cases extending from external markets where the product is primarily data financed by other groups. GDPR is just Europe demanding a free ride because why innovate when you can legislate.