I don't know why you think this. Requests for the contents of communications are warrants (or effectively such). They're narrow enough that they target individu

I don't know why you think this. Requests for the contents of communications are warrants (or effectively such). They're narrow enough that they target individuals, and it doesn't matter where the data is homed. There's certainly an argument to pick a provider outside the US if you're specifically concerned about US policy (although I'm dubious of that argument), but then you still have to investigate the provider's policies and the applicable laws in whatever jurisdiction you choose.