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The difference is, how much private customer data a company can reveal without a judge's approval. In many European countries it's limited only to meta-data (i.
by krn 8y ago
The difference is, how much private customer data a company can reveal without a judge's approval. In many European countries it's limited only to meta-data (i.e., basic account information).
- jiveturkey 8y agoI'm thinking of China and Russia, South America, Africa, you know "most" of the countries of the world. You are thinking of "best practices" countries but really, most countries grant no such privilege to companies (or their citizens).
- krn 8y ago> You are thinking of "best practices" countries I tried to compare the US to other Western countries, most of which are in Europe[1], but you might be right, that in this regard it stands closer to Russia and China. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world#/media/File:The_West_-_Clash_of_Civilizations.png https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world#/media/File:The_...