I don't see where the problem is here, actually.
Most VPNs that are trustworthy and good for video are paid products, right?
So the VPN provider literally only has to prevent UK customers using debit cards to pay.
Problem solved.
Most VPNs that are trustworthy and good for video are paid products, right?
So the VPN provider literally only has to prevent UK customers using debit cards to pay.
Problem solved.
Obeying the laws of the jurisdictions where your customers are is actually pretty central to successful international trade. Surprised to find anyone on this site who thinks otherwise.
And if you believe they are, tell me when USA last time successfully DMCAed Chinese company in China.
Alcohol in Nordic countries is extremely taxed, so Nordic youth often times goes to central Europe for drinking parties. Should pub owners in central Europe be arrested by Nordic police for selling improperly taxed alcohol? Good luck with that.
Or you have draconic UK anti-hate speech laws. How are you going to enforce them in i.e. France?
Are they going to require an ID to buy a Raspberry Pi?