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There is a difference between sharing information (where you control what is shared) and letting the other party have all the information and look at it by thei
by norenh 6y ago
There is a difference between sharing information (where you control what is shared) and letting the other party have all the information and look at it by their own.
The fact that EU shares intelligence with US is less of a problem as long as EU citizens have a somewhat confidence in their government and security services.
It is a big difference from letting US process all private information about the EU citizens and by that enable US to rummage around as they wish without having to obey laws or regulations in EU.
- jjcon 6y agoI don’t think you understand - the systems themselves are shared. This isn’t ‘let’s decide to let X country know Y’. If it is on the eyes network (and tons of things are) everyone gets it per the multi country agreement.