I've thought about that, but doea GDPR give Facebook the legal right to decide whom it covers based on user data?

Many European expats will have similarly US-centric data. I just don't know that Facebook can (or will be allowed to) determine my true citizenship.

Every time I pose this question people seems to have a knee jerk reaction that no, it wouldn’t work.

But in my mind, that could easily end up being an issue for the (EU) courts. As a matter of disposition and policy, I see no reason why the EU wouldn’t want to fine Facebook for as much as humanly possible. I’m half tempted to apply for e-residency just to see what happens. It would be interesting if nothing else!

“ Although e-residents receive government-issued digi- ID’s similar to those of citizens, e-residency does not confer citizenship, tax residency, residence, or right of entry to Estonia or to the European Union.” – https://e-resident.gov.ee/faqs/about-e-residency/#about-e-re...