> Doesn't change that if you don't violate GDPR you won't be fined. For most companies figuring out if they violate a foreign privacy law like GDPR and remaini

> Doesn't change that if you don't violate GDPR you won't be fined. For most companies figuring out if they violate a foreign privacy law like GDPR and remaining compliant with it isn't a technical question, it's a legal one. Attempting to hand-wave this away is likely what led to the decision to geo-block in the first place (tech person says "there's no risk", board says "prove it", lawyer says "pay me", tech person blocks the EU).