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>>ColinW+(OP)
The simple answer is to not recognize the authority of the UK government when you don't have a physical presence there, as long as they are failing to protect their citizens with sane, ethical digital policy.

Tough pill to swallow for some, but there is no difference between irrational demands made from the government of the UK, and say, North Korea. It's everyone's choice which side of history they'd like to be on.

>>soulof+t5
Haven't you heard of FATCA and other similar local US laws which impact institutions everywhere in the world?

>>randun+38
I have very complex and mixed feelings about US tax law in general as it stands, and I certainly do not condone the current state of US foreign diplomacy in general, nor how our economic situation after Europe was shattered by war led to increased international economic control and influence, and economic consolidation under the dollar.