Opinion: US Authorities Have Far-Reaching Access to European Cloud Data
www.heise.deAn analysis for the Ministry of the Interior highlights the reach of US laws. According to it, data stored in the EU is also not secure.
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I don’t know how they didn’t realize this decades ago. Being dependant on a foreign nation is stupid even if an Allie. What is even dumber is Europe cannot get out of it. They are talking about using European vendors for PC purchases. Sure but who is making the processors and the hardware for those computers.