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The laws within the country by which the product operates - and stores data - might not be compatible with regulations in which the customer must operate. The
by comprev 3y ago
The laws within the country by which the product operates - and stores data - might not be compatible with regulations in which the customer must operate.
The legal headache for a US/EU company to use a SaaS product from China would not be worth the cost and risk.
It's not about the company or teams trying to prove trustworthy.
- shawnpang 3y agoThis is the most objective answer! If a Chinese SaaS company wants to grow in US/EU, compliance is a place they must invest in.
- comprev 3y agoCynically most people will probably assume (with zero evidence, just hearsay) their data is mirrored outside of the EU/US as companies bow to pressure from CCP. Something along the lines of “We will grant you a license to operate in EU/US on the grounds we have full authority to inspect all customer data to ensure you are complying with CCP regulations” Either way it’s a tough uphill battle for Chinese companies!