Dude you're misunderstanding this.
The French punishers can sue Facebook in the US for violating their copyright. But since Facebook also operates in France, they can sue them there. It's that simple.
Copyright law is pretty powerful and generally global. If you write a book in France in French, I can't translate and sell it in the US.
So the punishers can sue in the US but they'd probably not win. Facebook operating in France means it is subject to french laws and can be sued there.
This is partially cause there's less physical media and if you don't buy it immediately on release it'll probably cost more
Now put in a law saying you can't do that
For uploading game clips I'd assume
For us to do so yes. For the government, it constantly breaks the law
Funny-ly enough you can block their signal. Issue is it's also going to block everyone within range
I understand for the life of the company. But it's not even my steam account. It's my child's who's currently -5 years old (give or take). I did create it on their behalf a decade ago to redeem the free games on their behalf and gift them games I think they'll enjoy.
Oh I didn't own my steam account it was created for my future children. it's a trust.
The ad design could link to the products and out of Netflix. So they wouldn't get clicks
Idk I didn't have expertise in this space
Took me a minute to figure out why these 2 updates would be bundled together. Must be cause if you downloaded something you'd be able to bypass their ads
Did they deploy their AI in Europe? The AI trained on stolen data? It's like saying that you pirated a Disney movie in Europe and are selling derivative work from that in the US