Unlikely because services in the EU have to be offered without barriers to everyone across all member states.

joe_mamba 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Which EU law say that exact thing?

Because now I live in an EU country that had (and has) foreign products and services, typically of US origin, that are not officially available in my home EU country, like for example Xbox GamePass for console. Was same with Nextflix till a few years ago. Same with AMEX cards.

So NO, you can definitely provide your services only to specific EU member states if that's what you wish, they can't force you to sell in all countries.

	▲	macbr 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		You're right but there has been some progress in that matter. I.e. streaming providers can't stop you from watching Germany exclusive Netflix content when on holidays in Greece using your German Netflix subscription (only free/ad supported services are allowed to do that)

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wqaatwt 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Yet plenty of companies are not doing that. Sony and MS amongst others..

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