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two issues are mentioned in the post. One is a rather boring cookie consent issue which the user was able to solve, the thornier one is that Shopify's use of Am

two issues are mentioned in the post. One is a rather boring cookie consent issue which the user was able to solve, the thornier one is that Shopify's use of American CDNs runs into privacy issues. A user in the comments points out that the Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework, which is basically the next iteration of Privacy Shield (which was canned in 2020) will probably alleviate these issues. Personally I think though the onus should be on Shopify. Although only 20% of their revenue appears to be in the EU region I think that warrants managing user s private data locally.

croes 4y ago
As long as the CloudAct exists all laws, frameworks, contracts are useless and just deception
anonymousab 4y ago
> Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework Unless it completely upends both FISA and the CLOUD act, it won't be valid at all. And there's really no way that the US government will ever accept real, significant limitations on its data gathering reach and authority. But it will buy companies more time and rope, because it will have to be litigated again. And then we'll go through this whole song and dance again after Schrems III.