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They have offices in other country, e.g., Switzerland. Couldn't they avoid having to create backdoors by running the service in question from there?
by andreasvc 12y ago
They have offices in other country, e.g., Switzerland. Couldn't they avoid having to create backdoors by running the service in question from there?
- icelancer 12y agoAbsolutely not. No first world country would host it, especially one that has strong ties to the US like Switzerland now does. This isn't the 1960s.
- andreasvc 12y agoIt was my impression that Switzerland had a name for being crypto and privacy friendly. It sounds odd to me that the US making a law would automatically mean that every other country with strong ties to the US would follow it as well.