I don't understand. US "agencies" can have dedicated access to run queries on "meta" data from the US, namely where that data is stored does not matter. For in

I don't understand. US "agencies" can have dedicated access to run queries on "meta" data from the US, namely where that data is stored does not matter. For instance when microsoft "teams" want some professional network of people information for a "prospect" (competition sabotage, ppl to flood with money to get "what" they want, etc, you know: "business"), they just need a dedicated access to "linkedin" data, whereever it is stored (and "linkedin" data servers are theirs). Ofc, if they "partener" with "meta" to cross-share their data, they could also get extra-professional network of people info to be more "effective", or have better corelation. Let's push it a bit further: with "uber eat" (which they own) they could intercept some food delivery for "prospects"... ok, I am going too far now :)