This is going to make things worse for all kind of use cases that are legitimate but seem non-standard or marginal.
Heck, many websites I visit on the web cannot understand why I, a Ghanaian living in Ghana, might be interested in the service offered or the information therein. I am sometimes blocked for no good reason.
If you are in a third world country, the web is extra hostile. This is going make things worse.
> This is going make things worse.
Isn't this for enterprises managing access to corporate resources?
It doesn't even take being in a "third world country".
Plenty of US websites are blocking access from EU IP addresses because of our data protection laws.
Local news companies are the biggest offenders in this regard.