Seems pretty tough to have a country’s laws apply while in another country, as I would think that would affect sovereignty. That said, the US often manages to achieve this for financial laws, though maybe only because banks absolutely need to be connected to the US.
Funny some companies try and work around GDPR by blocking EU traffic based on IP. My understanding was that all EU citizens get to enjoy the protections GDPR provides, regardless of geographical location. Sounds like that's not going to mash well.
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Well… we had to deal with the opposite for years, farcebook hiding behind Irish laws.
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