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I wouldn't be surprised if the EU passed a law requiring domestic traffic to stay domestic. You could even argue existing privacy laws require it already - it j
by slededit 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the EU passed a law requiring domestic traffic to stay domestic. You could even argue existing privacy laws require it already - it just hasn't been enforced in that way.
It's not a hard problem to work around if ISPs were sufficiently motivated to deal with it.
- detaro 8y agoA few German ISPs/internet companies made noise about keeping traffic locally during the Snowden leaks, some were slightly miffed when others pointed out that it would already be the case if they played ball and freely peered with everyone at the German IXPs. (Although with the biggest one of those being monitored by German intelligence agencies with whatever filtering rules the NSA gave them fairly pointless too)