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That's not enough if employees under US jurisdiction have access to the servers. Or indeed, if employees under US jurisdiction can order that they be given acce
by m12k 4y ago
That's not enough if employees under US jurisdiction have access to the servers. Or indeed, if employees under US jurisdiction can order that they be given access. So it boils down to the organization structure, who has final say, and which jurisdiction that person is under - which renders even European daughter companies moot.
- 7to2 4y agoHello AWS China regions. Both of them are completely independent from AWS.
- matheusmoreira 4y ago> That's not enough if Oh, it's enough. If a server is in your jurisdiction, you just mandate that there is to be no foreign access to any data concerning your citizens. Just like that. The international network we know and love will one day be fractured into many regional networks as governments seek to impose their laws on it. This is inevitable.