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What worries me most is that they don't even deny spying on foreigners. With so many international websites and services located in the US, what does that mean
by jakobe 13y ago
What worries me most is that they don't even deny spying on foreigners. With so many international websites and services located in the US, what does that mean for us in Europe? What difference do our European privacy laws make, if we use websites with servers in the US?
- danso 13y agoThe NSA's primary mission is to look at foreign communications. The controversy that is erupting here is because that mission inevitably involves surveillance of US data centers
- flyinRyan 13y agoI've wondered for a while now why a European company would do their hosting in the US. Surely everyone knows by now that the US is one of the worst places (outside of NK or China) to host, why not host somewhere that doesn't have these issues? You're worried about latency? Then just get rid of half your facebook/g+ buttons and call it good.