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doesn't mean their office and staff in china don't remotely have access to the data or the ability to replicate it.
by walrus01 4y ago
doesn't mean their office and staff in china don't remotely have access to the data or the ability to replicate it.
- lossolo 4y agoI think it's addressed in sources I've linked, there is a whole section describing who have access to data of US citizens. Additionally I don't think US administration will just let them do it (share whatever they want with China), if a deal will be made then US citizens will control who is and how that data is accessed outside US through Oracle, otherwise they would just be banned as national security threat.
- powerapple 4y agoActually the data was already stored in the US as required by US law. The deal with Oracle is to guarantee the access is limited.