Its worth pointing out here, that this is incorrect. There is no responsibility on our part to provide EU compliance. That is not to say we do not provide tools to help you do so, as we do. But the responsibility to be compliant on your own site is for yourself as the owner of your site.
Please feel free to post up any amendments you wish to have made, to our feedback area. At present you are stating this in an area for tech issues in another topic, and this is not something that has changed in any way at all. Its simply the way it works and has always worked. We're open to change on the platform in all areas, but complaining about something that doesnt work you thought it worked without a constructive suggestion for change is really not going to get you anywhere.