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It will likely become even worse: it is not just AWS US regions, but any region. AWS is a US based company falling under US legislation, and (as far as I know)
by nomercy400 5y ago
It will likely become even worse: it is not just AWS US regions, but any region. AWS is a US based company falling under US legislation, and (as far as I know) also owns its EU regions. So basically you cannot use AWS to store content of EU citizens.
You know any other US based companies? They have to follow the same reasoning.
It might even be if you are a US based company, you have to follow the same reasoning.
As a US company, you are not allowed to store or transfer data considered personal by GDPR of EU citizens, as your company can be compelled by the US government to hand over that data through an opaque/secret order where the EU citizen is not notified nor has the option to challenge this.