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No it's not. This is about google wanting to maintain control over someones data just because they are in a different jurisdiction. If google succeeds, the on
by wheelerwj 10y ago
No it's not. This is about google wanting to maintain control over someones data just because they are in a different jurisdiction.
If google succeeds, the only thing that will happen is more walled off sections of the internet as countries move to control the flow of data.
- eh78ssxv2f 10y agoCan you please explain what you mean by "google wanting to maintain control over someones data"? I thought if the original publisher removed an article, it will be removed from the Google's index too. So, I thought Google was not controlling data, they were merely indexing it.