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I frankly don't know a single person outside the US who's worried about things being "stored in the US" (nor see the majority of people caring at all about wher
by herval 14y ago
I frankly don't know a single person outside the US who's worried about things being "stored in the US" (nor see the majority of people caring at all about where "in the cloud" is their stuff). But I guess that's just my gut feeling vs yours, in this case..
- bwooce 14y agoYou'll find, for example, the Australian National Privacy Principles forbid hosting Personal data offshore unless you get the permission of that person first. That's a bit unwieldy for most companies. There are other conditions, but letting people's data be subject to the US Patriot act is one of the underlying concerns.