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• mattashii 4y ago
  But you do not need to mention the GDPR to comply with the GDPR.
  • AnonMO 4y ago
    They also use google analytics which i remember reading a couple weeks ago has ongoing issues with the eu.
• throwaway4good 4y ago
  I am all for a free and open internet. If you want to connect to a computer in Russia or United States, that is ok, think about what happens to your data, if you care about that, or don't. But here we are talking about whether the German government should use hosting centers, for their governmental software, they know are accesible to US intelligence services. The answer to that is: Of course not.
  • AnonMO 4y ago
    you are correct a foreign government should not rely on another foreign government for government related technologies, but the reason this even went to court is because one company couldn't compete with another for contracts so they played the legal card if i understood the summary correctly. This shows there's a lack of technological capability/capacity within the EU asif its actual rocket science to host computed services. Aslo do you think about your data? because this is a US service and if remember correctly its hosted on M5 both US services. so you using it shows you aren't thinking about your data because this site is a data trove upvotes, comments, posts, etc. The US government could easily subpoena for all your data and cookies related to this site and build a profile.