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No. They're asking foreign companies operating in Russian to store their data within the borders of the country, where the Russian gov has control + sovereignty
by beshrkayali 10y ago
No. They're asking foreign companies operating in Russian to store their data within the borders of the country, where the Russian gov has control + sovereignty. When a douchebag agency like NSA/CIA have direct back access (and sometimes provided by the company), it's possible that LinkedIn is involved and is therefor spying on citizens of other countries for the benefit of the US gov.