> Does Europe have some way to require its ISP's to firewall you off or blackhole your DNS?
Not in a systematic EU-wide way. Courts sometimes force individual ISPs to blackhole websites used for copyright infringement.
I guess if your company ignores the GDPR, it's treated as an illegal organization. So you may still be able to provide your service in the EU, but people cannot legally pay you, including paying you for ads.
Not in a systematic EU-wide way. Courts sometimes force individual ISPs to blackhole websites used for copyright infringement.
I guess if your company ignores the GDPR, it's treated as an illegal organization. So you may still be able to provide your service in the EU, but people cannot legally pay you, including paying you for ads.