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This is actually not a bad model at all for this. It leaves all parties (except the US government, which ostensibly has no authority to block it) with everythin

by exelius 11y ago

This is actually not a bad model at all for this. It leaves all parties (except the US government, which ostensibly has no authority to block it) with everything they wanted. The US government is still undoubtedly going to get the data no matter who stores it, but they're going to have to risk pissing off the German government to get it.

mschuster91 11y ago
> The US government is still undoubtedly going to get the data no matter who stores it, but they're going to have to risk pissing off the German government to get it. Ahahaha. Our government is knee-deep in the dungheap. The GCHQ spies on Americans to avoid US protections, the GCHQ spies on every European country and the BND is also in the mix. All that our "government" did was a couple harsh words towards the US, faking a "no spy deal", and behind the records a "continue with spying" to the BND and MAD.