If you physically transit through UK jurisdiction then they could arrest you through a Commonwealth wide warrant. Say, you go to the Bahamas then your name might pop up on the computer and you get collared and deported to Britain. If you're an executive then they will happily grab you.
replyI’ve wondered why more people don’t talk about this approach. Is it because you might get arrested if you ever do step foot in the UK?
replyIt comes up in every thread about this sort of thing. It is basically true, although keep in mind that the UK is basically a “friendly” country to most of the other countries that are in the sort of… liberal/capitalist/democracy clique, so hypothetically it wouldn’t be that surprising if some of our countries ended up with some reciprocity some day for the fines or whatever.
replyThere’s no reason to assume that a totally different law in a different country works the same way as GDPR does.
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