If you think of a "digital business" as one that involves accepting user content, then being forced to identify those users and moderate their output could be a

If you think of a "digital business" as one that involves accepting user content, then being forced to identify those users and moderate their output could be a disadvantage compared to competitors in more 'liberal' (i.e. less regulated) regimes - if only due to the increased operational overhead. OTOH, this is probably a small percentage of what most people think of as digital businesses, and might be seen as a price worth paying.