Speaking about countries.... yes there are countries like e.g. Germany with strict privacy laws. The problem with this laws are... they should theoretically pro

Speaking about countries.... yes there are countries like e.g. Germany with strict privacy laws. The problem with this laws are... they should theoretically protect your privacy but they stop at the border. So the privacy laws are strict for German companies and maybe also some of EU countries... but data from a foreign company like e.g. Facebook do not stop at borders. There are many legal cases that say what Facebook (I'm only using FB as an example) is doing is illegal in Germany but how would you stop an international company betraying your privacy laws in the Internet? Creating a company in Germany which does not respect your privacy is impossible there (maybe this is the reason we are not world class at internet companies).