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I would not view being hosted outside of the US as an unalloyed good, especially for a US citizen. Legally, the NSA has a much freer hand in terms of surveillan
by cwyers 9y ago
I would not view being hosted outside of the US as an unalloyed good, especially for a US citizen. Legally, the NSA has a much freer hand in terms of surveillance of targets outside of the US. Putting your e-mail traffic outside of the US is no guarantee of anything, it's a set of tradeoffs. As others have noted, security isn't absolute, and depends on your threat model.
- kazen44 9y agoFor a non US citizen however, Not having your mail hosted in the US atleast makes spying not completely automatic. Because in the US, the NSA has the legal right to wiretap all foreigh communications.