> But, at the heart of it, it makes sense. If foreigners can use services in your jurisdiction, you want to see what they do for security purposes. As a "forei

> But, at the heart of it, it makes sense. If foreigners can use services in your jurisdiction, you want to see what they do for security purposes. As a "foreigner" in a friendly country I'm understandably not too happy about this. And the logical outcome is that the US will lose business anywhere this is unacceptable.