Pfft, when did that stopped autocrats from doing whatever they want? /s Here is what will happen - bill will pass, then no politician will say anything about i

Pfft, when did that stopped autocrats from doing whatever they want? /s Here is what will happen - bill will pass, then no politician will say anything about it, or at minimum won't say the word "ban". But mysteriously Tutanota will see connectivity degradation all across UK as a warning shot. Any inquiries will be met with silence or generic non-answers writing which is a profession of all politicians. Then some kind of whitelisting will start, which will include everyone, except rebels like Tutanota, Proton, Signal and others. E.g. no gov. service will accept their domain as non-compliant. There would be a lot of clever barriers invented for this. And at no point Tutanota would be able to claim they are banned because some traces of access will be left deliberately. Journalists won't pick on this topic and neither would common people. Access will die the "natural" way.