In reply to David Anderson.

I can see both sides of the argument but don’t forget the EU person and the foreign business makes use of EU infrastructure in terms of internet carriage, data over EU fibre etc.

I don’t think the EU would do so, but it could just block foreign traffic/data unless you submit to their laws.

After all this is no real difference to foreign aeroplanes flying over a country and being subject to that countries permission and airspace rules even without any business presence there.

Dale.

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