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My favorite answer to justice requests from American companies (Google, Facebook etc) is that their servers are in other country so they don't have to obey Braz
by neves 11y ago
My favorite answer to justice requests from American companies (Google, Facebook etc) is that their servers are in other country so they don't have to obey Brazilian laws. BTW, it is easy prove wrong issuing a "ping" and knowing the speed of light.
- themartorana 11y agoIf you had a server set up in Brazil that did something perfectly legal in Brazil, but flaunted US law, would you want to be beholden to US law? It's not a flip answer. I operate a business on the App Store in part knowing that I'm bound by US law, not the laws of random countries. My app is available in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, and so on. They are more than welcome to block the traffic from our servers based on their local laws, but I am not bound by the laws of Saudi Arabia - and neither should you be.
- neves 11y agoIf you sell your services to American individuals and companies, paying American taxes for it, announce in USA, target American market -- like they all do in Brazil -- then the answer is yes.