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You're aware hosting companies can have locations in multiple countries but still be controlled by a parent company in the US? So if the US parent company doesn
by MrOwen 2y ago
You're aware hosting companies can have locations in multiple countries but still be controlled by a parent company in the US? So if the US parent company doesn't play ball, that has the potential for downstream issues in the other hosting locations. Easier/safer as the company to just play ball. If you're so concerned about this, find a host based and run solely from a safe country and not controlled by a US-based entity.
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoIt's not. I have selected my hosting specifically for this.
- gunapologist99 2y agoIn that case, you might just email your host's support team and ask them directly.
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoI did of course. They don't care. I tried several different hostings as well. It's unfortunately a prevalent strat in the industry: if the client is too small, one should spend minimum money on it, so they default to that.