> to adequately protect Europeans' data from US surveillance and security laws and was therefore invalid Certainly this is more about protection from corporati

> to adequately protect Europeans' data from US surveillance and security laws and was therefore invalid Certainly this is more about protection from corporations with the added benefit of preserving what’s left of tech in the EU. Considering the US and most major EU countries share intelligence information with each other and all have surveillance programs I don’t know that it would be very effective at doing that no matter where the data is.