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> And it says that responding to the warrant would not circumvent the privacy of users, because they have no way to know, or control, where their data is stored
by finnn 10y ago
> And it says that responding to the warrant would not circumvent the privacy of users, because they have no way to know, or control, where their data is stored.
So if they add an option somewhere in the settings to allow users to pick where their data is stored this becomes invalid?
- jlgaddis 10y agoWouldn't it be great if all these web apps running on AWS, Azure, etc., would run instances in different regions and let the user choose which instance they want to make use of (and, thus, where their data is stored)?
- piotrkaminski 10y agoI think even better would be to stripe all data across a bunch of regions.
- mirimir 10y ago... after encryption
- piotrkaminski 10y agoNaturally. :) Hmm, I wonder if there's an actual addressable market niche here?
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