We live in times where owning a ".com" domain can get you extradited if you don't abide by the law of the US. I'm not sure of the Data Protection Act has any l

We live in times where owning a ".com" domain can get you extradited if you don't abide by the law of the US. I'm not sure of the Data Protection Act has any limitations on which companies it covers, but since Path put an app in the UK App Store (they could have easily excluded it), that would seem to be ample jurisdiction from my armchair-internet-lawyer standpoint. [For the record, I don't think they should go to jail]