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There's a lot of places in Europe they could move to that won't be as bad as what France is trying to do, they also have a nice footprint in Canada (obviously t

by SG- 12y ago

There's a lot of places in Europe they could move to that won't be as bad as what France is trying to do, they also have a nice footprint in Canada (obviously this wouldn't really help customers in Europe that want to be close). The big issue here isn't about NSA style monitoring of "the Internet", it's about black boxes that would be required to be installed in their network to do whatever monitoring they wanted.

fit2rule 12y ago
You mean legally doing that. They're already illegally doing it in various trenches, and so on, anyway. And that is sort of the point. I think this is a tiger vs. paperbag issue, personally. The fact is, if companies are serious, they'll start setting up their own encrypted links, actively, and fighting back. Then it won't be an issue where, locality-wise, you set up the servers.