In the US people are more pro-company and anti-government so retention policies tend to require the companies to retain the data for a period of time so warrant

In the US people are more pro-company and anti-government so retention policies tend to require the companies to retain the data for a period of time so warrants can request it if necessary. In the EU people are more pro-government and anti-company so the government is more likely to have access. The US process for access is sometimes tied to FISA. I'm not an expert on this stuff, but I think I'd generally prefer companies handling retention and government having to request access rather than the other way around. Assuming (probably a big assumption) that the companies do it securely and don't fuck it up. The chart does make me pretty happy with T-Mobile though, and their 5GUC speeds are wild! https://twitter.com/zachalberico/status/1449049818857459718?s=20 https://twitter.com/zachalberico/status/1449049818857459718?...