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The UK Government today released a set of "technical notices" warning of the impacts of a no-deal exit from the EU. <\/p>\n
It read: "The portability regulation will cease to apply to UK nationals when they travel to the EU.<\/p>\n
"This means online content service providers will not be required or able to offer cross-border access to UK consumers under the EU Regulation.<\/p>\n
"UK consumers may see restrictions to their online content services when they temporarily visit the EU."<\/p>\n
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Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer said: "The Government's no-deal planning won't reassure anyone. <\/p>\n
"Ministers have barely scratched the surface of what would need to be done in the event of the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal." <\/p>\n
New geo-blocking rules come into effect in December 2018, meaning Brits can enjoy them for around three months before a possible no-deal Brexit in March 2019.<\/p>\n
A Netflix spokesman told Daily Star Online: \u201cUK Netflix subscribers are able to access Netflix everywhere in the world Netflix is available and will continue to do so once the UK leaves the EU."<\/p>\n
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