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More specifically, the Supreme Court is deciding whether the US can compel companies with a US presence to hand over data stored in other countries. "Anyone's
by manfredo 9y ago
More specifically, the Supreme Court is deciding whether the US can compel companies with a US presence to hand over data stored in other countries.
"Anyone's data on Earth" is a significant exaggeration. It's not like the US is going to demand Putin's emails (at least not through the courts, who knows what they're trying to do clandestinely).
- freedomben 9y agoI'm not certain it is a significant exaggeration, nor am I certain the US wouldn't demand Putin's email :-) In practice you're probably right, but the idea of leaving things up to the discretion of politicians, particularly the ones we tend to elect, terrifies me.