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ultimately you trust the company and the jurisdiction in which they operate...if they give you the wrong answers then you should adjust your level of trust acco
by pestatije 2y ago
ultimately you trust the company and the jurisdiction in which they operate...if they give you the wrong answers then you should adjust your level of trust accordingly...thankfully there are other platforms and this is one concern that can certainly be better marketed
- viraptor 2y agoWhile this is mostly true, the "trust the jurisdiction" is hard to apply here. They operate their PoPs in over 120 countries, so it's close to "do you trust all countries?" - it's a completely different model than trusting an AWS region for example.