The reality is that "Outside US support" is usually the lower priority step-two of any project, because it is easier to make more money inside the US, for US co

The reality is that "Outside US support" is usually the lower priority step-two of any project, because it is easier to make more money inside the US, for US companies, for example because of (a lack of) regulations like GDPR. (Source: I am a European working for a US company) I don't think they entirely don't care, they just care more about (perhaps need to) making money fast than serving a global audience.