As long as the business has EU customers or suppliers, or employees that might want to visit the EU then there is possiblity of enforcement.
Customers and suppliers can't be held liable for GDPR violations committed by someone else.
The only way the EU could enforce the GDPR on a fully foreign website is to block it.
Re:Why Dumb TVs Deserve a Comeback
by ranger_danger on Tuesday December 17, 2024 @04:45PM
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I would bet money they will start doing this.
To be fair, unless a company has a business presence in the EU there is nobody to sue for GDPR violations. The EU cannot enforce its laws on an entity which isn't under its jurisdiction at all.