Well yes. If a company is in the US and they didn't want to abide by GDPR, then their service can simply not be available to EU users. Many US sites do that wh

Well yes. If a company is in the US and they didn't want to abide by GDPR, then their service can simply not be available to EU users. Many US sites do that when they locate your IP in the EU. You basically get a "sorry, this is not for you" banner and you're SOL trying to get to the content