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How does this help if you are an US corporation and can be compelled by US surveillance laws?

• speedgoose 4y ago
  Microsoft Azure representatives say every time “data is hosted in Europe this is fine”, while it is obviously not. They get upset and dismissive if you insist. I know some companies fall for these lies, or decide to break the law a little bit because it’s convenient.
  • aliqot 4y ago
    Is there a list of GDPR rulings and precedents that list which companies and consequences have resulted from GDPR?
    • speedgoose 4y ago
      I found this from a quick search: https://www.enforcementtracker.com https://www.enforcementtracker.com
    • mananaysiempre 4y ago
      GDPRHub[1] seems pretty comprehensive. It’s run by the privacy activists from noyb[2], including Schrems of the Schrems decisions fame. [1] https://gdprhub.eu/ https://gdprhub.eu/ [2] https://noyb.eu/ https://noyb.eu/
  • openplatypus 4y ago
    Oh, ok I actually thought they use EU cloud. Instead they are using US cloud with EU servers. We went extra length to make sure we are US cloud free. With few exceptions it wasn't that difficult. https://wideangle.co/blog/saas-business-without-us-cloud https://wideangle.co/blog/saas-business-without-us-cloud