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then they'll probably be compelled to keep the history in some stash. iirc , internet providers had to face exactly this requirements in the 90s.
by bsaul 5y ago
then they'll probably be compelled to keep the history in some stash. iirc , internet providers had to face exactly this requirements in the 90s.
- Arnt 5y agoNah, the treaty of Westphalia holds. Countries are sovereign in their territory and basically powerless outside it. Luxembourg doesn't compel foreign foundations in foreign jurisdictions. Luxembourg has the legal right to forbid people in its territory from using apps like Signal, though. But I doubt it would even try to that, because it's really difficult to write a scope that includes things like Signal messages and yet excludes things like messages that instruct and authorise your bank to transfer money.
- newaccount2021 5y agoextradition treaties, international law enforcement treaties etc all undermine your premise