no, unfortunately most eastern european societies are completely broken due to USSR influences.
it was a wide-held belief in eastern europe that the state knows everything about you and that you should hide your daily life from everyone, as everyone could be a spy working for the government. this is what historically underlines gdpr and the whole privacy movement in europe: a deep-seated mistrust of everything and everyone.
even to this day most european societies that fell behind the iron curtain are still broken 30 years after it came down.
