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This is nothing new. For example, Apple submits to much worse privacy-weakening in exchange for being allowed to operate in China. Countries are free to set w
by kelnos 2y ago
This is nothing new. For example, Apple submits to much worse privacy-weakening in exchange for being allowed to operate in China.
Countries are free to set whatever conditions they like for allowing a company access to its market.
- _lvbh 2y agoThe difference is that the UK wants access to data everywhere, not just its own country