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On the other hand, it could lead to a more fractured web, that is highly segregated based on where the host is that is serving up the data. Like US Corporate la
by JoBrad 11y ago
On the other hand, it could lead to a more fractured web, that is highly segregated based on where the host is that is serving up the data. Like US Corporate law, it could lead to a mass of companies deciding to place most or all of their servers in what would otherwise be very silly locations.
- ChuckMcM 11y agoI completely agree, it could actually make "Data Havens" practical simply because the laws regarding them would be easier to parse. I've done a cursory scan of the whitepapers of various think tanks but I haven't found any that really dig into this question. If anyone sees one please link it here.