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>Equating these with the US government having full access to everyone's data is misleading. If you think otherwise, please provide more detail. By everyone you
by simion314 7y ago
>Equating these with the US government having full access to everyone's data is misleading. If you think otherwise, please provide more detail.
By everyone you mean "US citizens" because from my understanding non-US citizens are fair game and it it legal to spy on them.
- username90 7y agoNo, they aren't allowed to hand over data on EU citizens either, that would break GDPR. USA wouldn't go after them for this but EU definitely would.
- simion314 7y agoWhat about non EU citizens? Do you think NSA won't try to get the realtime location of EU and nonEU politicians? They can claim is for national security, would GDPR stop that?