Geo Blocked Error Block for React

No. Europe is a typed constant (HOME) standing in for the viewer's region, and the licensing of each region is typed in REGIONS. Nothing reads a location, an IP address or the browser's geolocation, and the sentence under the heading says so. In your app, work out the region on your server, offer a manual choice for people it gets wrong, and pass the result in.

It answers locally. Choosing a region moves the ring on the map to its tile and writes one line, "Asia: available" or "Europe: not available", with a few of its countries in words. The line is a polite status, so a screen reader hears it, and the map keeps the same size whichever region you choose. To wire it for real, read the licence for the chosen region from your catalogue.

The tiles are a real list, one item per region, and each says Available or Not available in words as well as in shape (a tick or a dash, a solid or a dashed border). The region being checked carries aria-current as well as its ring. The map is spatial, so it never flips in a right-to-left layout.

Because people ask. The note is closed by default and says only what is true: a VPN changes the address a site sees, not where someone is, and a licence that follows the viewer's region isn't changed by it. It doesn't tell anyone to use one or not to. Edit or drop it to match your terms.

Yes, from your server: a component can't set it. A title withheld for licensing or legal reasons is a 451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons (some teams use 403); send it so crawlers see the right answer. Keep the page's wording the same for every blocked region.

The copy comes first and the map under it, so the heading and the button stay on the first screen. The tiles keep their arrangement in three columns and say their state in two short lines.