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Ideally companies would just block the UK, like they did to the EU to avoid GDPR regulations.
That would put other nations (and the EU) off doing this nonsense themselves.
But it seems like the corporations have been brought to heel. Just when their usual attitudes would have come in handy.
I don't think the corporations see it as being brought to heel, generally speaking. It's like net neutrality; those who are already big will thrive because they can afford to implement the govs requirements while the littler guys can't afford it and will just pull out of the UK.
At least what will be how it is while the government scrambles to unfuck themselves for the young persons vote in the next election.