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Sorry I don't think it does either. Kind of glazed over the fact you were talking about the UK specifically It's just speculation on my part that that's the ac
by famouswaffles 2y ago
Sorry I don't think it does either. Kind of glazed over the fact you were talking about the UK specifically
It's just speculation on my part that that's the actual reason for some of those markets.
It might have to do with (old) EU specific regulations. I know the UK adopted many EU laws to expedite brexit.
- sunaookami 2y agoSomeone else on X speculated that it might be in relation to GDPR article 35 and 36. GDPR would make more sense since the UK still has it and I think other non-EU countries are also included/have similar laws.