The extra-territoriality part is interesting. It's still part of the post-Brexit hangover. GDPR got enforced globally because a) it covered 500 million rich e

The extra-territoriality part is interesting. It's still part of the post-Brexit hangover. GDPR got enforced globally because a) it covered 500 million rich europeans so you could not ignore that market b) it was the first and not insane. This is insane - and worse the UK is just, just small enough that you could if you wanted, turn off the service to those geo-IPs and carry on. I wonder. If any non-English speaking country tried it, it would almost be guaranteed