Business don't comply with regulations because it is easy, but because it's needed to do business.
If a service didn't had a big user base in Europe, most countries don't speak English, it may be cheaper to remove the service.
The New York Times or The New Yorker that even have physical copies available in Europe work as usual.
I work in a gambling company and this is our day to day business. To enter a new market means to follow a new set of regulations. To do the adaptation or not is an strategic decision based in complexity, expected revenue and other factors. GDPR is just another regulation to add to the long list related to tax evasion, responsible gambling, fair play, etc.
If a service didn't had a big user base in Europe, most countries don't speak English, it may be cheaper to remove the service.
The New York Times or The New Yorker that even have physical copies available in Europe work as usual.
I work in a gambling company and this is our day to day business. To enter a new market means to follow a new set of regulations. To do the adaptation or not is an strategic decision based in complexity, expected revenue and other factors. GDPR is just another regulation to add to the long list related to tax evasion, responsible gambling, fair play, etc.