> If compliance or braking a law is simply some S3 buckets with a different latency and “zone” then breaking the law becomes trivially easy to do. And devilishl

> If compliance or braking a law is simply some S3 buckets with a different latency and “zone” then breaking the law becomes trivially easy to do. And devilishly hard to check. It's always trivially easy to break the law and not get caught for it. I'm currently in a small village and if I want to break the law right now I can go outside, get in my car, and accelerate to 90mph along the 30mph road running past the house. I'd probably get away with it too. But I wouldn't be doing it by accident: I'd be doing it because I'd chosen to. In the same way, whilst I could configure an S3 bucket in a different zone, I'd have to choose to do that. It's not that easy to get it wrong. I'm not about to do either of these things.