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Let us imagine a scenario where Mastercard holds EU or US citizens data in China or Russia and refuses to move it to EU/US. If it is a bit hard to digest, perh
by naruvimama 5y ago
Let us imagine a scenario where Mastercard holds EU or US citizens data in China or Russia and refuses to move it to EU/US.
If it is a bit hard to digest, perhaps one needs to extend the same respect to India's sovereignty.
- 8note 5y agoGenerally HN thinks highly of that, and will never visit the EU so they don't have to face punishments for GDPR violations
- decadancer 5y agoHow real are these laws at all, by the way? Is it really a case when one company has to store their data separately and (inaccessible from other places). What do these laws enforce, networking-wise only?
- draw_down 5y ago“One”? MC likely hasn’t done this because it’s kind of a huge undertaking. I say this only as explanation, not as an excuse. India warned firms of this years ago so there is no excuse. It doesn’t really have anything to do with respect.