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Exactly, once Europe realises that the USA's 2018 Cloud Act makes its *impossible* for every USA registered cloud provider, every Office 365 account, every Goog
by throwaway210222 6y ago
Exactly, once Europe realises that the USA's 2018 Cloud Act makes its *impossible* for every USA registered cloud provider, every Office 365 account, every Google doc, every Gmail account, and every Dropbox account to be GDPR compliant, it will just quietly fade away.
A nice idea, but no one will care that much.
- Daho0n 6y agoAll those are "fading away" in every area of enterprise I have seen that deal with private data. When GDPR is causing US states to follow suit and create GDPR-like laws I'd say it is the US's woefully bad privacy laws that are fading the most. Of course I don't believe for a second that it will matter inside the US but that is not the EU's problem.
- throwaway210222 6y agoWith secret FISA courts, the is no way you will ever be able to know. You have no idea who they have approached, nor what they have asked [= insisted] for. And to be clear, because of the CLOUD Act, this reaches all EU citizens on US owned platforms.
- Daho0n 6y agoSadly this is the state of things which is why privacy shield isn't there anymore.
- tubularhells 6y agoBig talks for a throwaway account.