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I agree with you in principle (I'm not an American), but I think the practicality is a little hard to enforce. If, for example, the US discover China violating
by jsmeaton 12y ago
I agree with you in principle (I'm not an American), but I think the practicality is a little hard to enforce.
If, for example, the US discover China violating the privacy of US citizens - are they going to start dropping bombs? Attempting to place trade restrictions? You kind of need everyone to agree to the same laws, and particular ways to address failure to adhere to those laws. Not an easy problem, but one I hope can be solved.
- Perseids 12y agoWhat's even worse is that we are not only talking about the privacy laws targeted at corporations - who alone have proven to be difficult, see the discussions between the EU and the US - but about privacy laws targeted against intelligence services. And governments are especially stubborn that those should remain secret and unrestricted...