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That's not an example of the US banning a company for not investing into the US. USG is banning (only passed House) [1] DJI because Chinese law requires DJI to
by lesuorac 2y ago
That's not an example of the US banning a company for not investing into the US.
USG is banning (only passed House) [1] DJI because Chinese law requires DJI to hand over data and USG is not a fan. This may be a bit like calling the kettle black because of various US laws but again it's not an example of the US banning a company for not investing.
[1]: https://www.commercialuavnews.com/us-house-approves-dji-drone-ban-bill https://www.commercialuavnews.com/us-house-approves-dji-dron...
- no_wizard 2y agoI don’t understand why the US doesn’t have a data sovereignty law as a requisite for doing business here. If you sell to Americans the data needs to be specifically live only in US data centers and no where else, and access must be based on US soil. A few Europeans countries have this, or something like it, if I recall correctly
- elzbardico 2y agoBecause this idea obviously is not on the interest of american business. We don't live in 1950 anymore where the US alone was half world's GDP.
- coliveira 2y agoThis is not in the interests of certain countries, Israel being the main one.