> In other words, do GDPR countries claim jurisdiction over non-GDPR countries' websites? It's not that uncommon. As a concrete example, I know that US expats

> In other words, do GDPR countries claim jurisdiction over non-GDPR countries' websites? It's not that uncommon. As a concrete example, I know that US expats in Germany are having problems with some banks because FATCA[1], a US law, imposes more controls over every bank in the world dealing with US citizens. At least one German bank [2] has stopped taking US citizens as customers, and I have informally heard of more. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Account_Tax_Compliance_Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Account_Tax_Compliance... [2] https://americanexpatfinance.com/news/item/612-german-bank-to-close-doors-to-us-persons https://americanexpatfinance.com/news/item/612-german-bank-t...