Which is means, employees of Apple in Russia go to jail, accounts frozen, offices raided, documents and equipment seized, sales of iPhone banned, access to Apple servers blocked.
That’s something that the public would do. It’s not up to the corporations.
Govt says take that down, the company takes it down, public outrage ensues, govt takes a step back, the company brings it back.
The good thing about governments is that you actually pick the management. Even in not so democratic places it is common and acceptable to take down poor managers through any means.
With companies, you only can hope that the CEO is capable and ethical. That’s why it’s not OK for them to go extralegal. They are supposed to function within the law and their obligations are to the shareholders.
You should Google Afghanistan, or pretty much any Middle-Eastern country that was liberated by the Americans. See how well it ended.