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Probably anticipating arguments about losing their sovereignty over domestic data. This way they can claim that data bout their citizens is still owned by their
by mattnewton 5y ago
Probably anticipating arguments about losing their sovereignty over domestic data. This way they can claim that data bout their citizens is still owned by their citizens and not other nations in the EU?
- SiempreViernes 5y agoWell sure, they could want to stay out entirely because of data sovereignty concerns. But I don't see why you would join a intel sharing system holding the position that you won't share your own intel (nor why you would be allowed to join).