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But given that many governments now grant themselves similar legal powers to inspect data held by corporations under national security legislation, in some case
by Silhouette 5y ago
But given that many governments now grant themselves similar legal powers to inspect data held by corporations under national security legislation, in some cases including data held abroad but by a corporation within their reach, that is roughly equivalent to saying that only CDNs operated entirely within the jurisdiction of EU member states are allowed (because the GDPR conveniently allows similar intrusive behaviour if it's an EU member state that's doing it).