Actually it is crazy difficult and VERY expensive to do. Temperature regulation in space is hard and expensive.

you got the satellite number right but a server draws 500 watts not KW and an ipad 30 watts. still it is the same serious issue with heat dissipation which there is "currently" no easy answer for..

The heat they generate is massively different to the heat a datacenter generates. They use a relatively small amount of processing and hence generate a manageable amount off heat. Datacenters generate massive amounts of heat many orders of magnitude greater than the networking equipment on a satelite generates.

LEO is already a mess of satellites with collisions massively increasing in likelihood, how well do you think Large satellites with massive arrays of solar panels will fare?

Satelites aren't running racks of heat producing computer equipment.

Cooling in space is actually a lot harder than on earth. despite the movies depicting you instantly freezing in space it is actually the opposite that is the problem, a vaccuum is a perfect insulator, heat dissipation is very difficult in space.

Soooo hack millions of cameras, process millions of hours of footage to try and identify the country and approx location. Even then you would have zero chance of pinpointing to the street address without an identifyable reference

The majority of cameras you could watch for weeks and be lucky to even identify the country let alone the street and location. Certainly almost zero chance of identifying the road

How exactly do you determine a camera is on a major road or route from the internet? This sounds more conspiracy theory than reality when you look at the difficulty in correlating cameras with locations.

You guys have long since surpassed China in authoritarian regimes lol

Ironic you calling them Myopic with that comment lol

it is a little bit more than that for Volvo, Volvo is a subsidiary of a Chinese company. So every countries Volvo sub is owned by its Chinese parent Geely which means as well as being subject to any local subsidary laws the whole is Subject to Chinese laws as well.

You specifically stated that the EU goes after the deepest pockets. So it was you making that statement. thegarbz countered it with some actual facts that they go after whoever is violating the law big or small.

dominance is fine, Leveraging the dominance to dominate other areas is NOT. Interesting the US has similar laws but is rather bad at enforcing them.

this seems to be more enforcing the rules that American courts and companies seem so lax with.