I guess it depends on whether they have ads paid for by Singaporean based companies targetting Singaporean based audiences. If Coca-Cola sells their wares in Si

I guess it depends on whether they have ads paid for by Singaporean based companies targetting Singaporean based audiences. If Coca-Cola sells their wares in Singapore entirely by remote operations based in the United States, we'd still expect them to abide by Singaporean regulations pertaining to the sale of beverages in Singapore, taxes etc. The alternative would seem to be separate national internets. Data might be imported and exported, but it wouldn't be seamless like today. You can say you're not subject to a foreign law, but if you want that market, you aren't really immune.