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Putting your data on Google's servers in Finland won't save it from the NSA. Google's headquarters are in the US, and so Google complies with "legal" US Govern
by kyboren 13y ago
Putting your data on Google's servers in Finland won't save it from the NSA. Google's headquarters are in the US, and so Google complies with "legal" US Government data requests. Your data is subject to US Government subpoena, FISA warrant, etc. if it's stored on Google's property--wherever that property happens to be.
- hannibal5 13y agoThat's incorrect. Companies must follow laws of each country. Chinese companies can't follow orders from Chinese courts if they break US laws when they operate in US. Besides, Google has local company in each country that runs business there.