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Edward Newgate schrieb:@Muffknutscher
Und natürlich hat euch MS zugesagt, dass sie National Security Letters und ähnliches gerade bei euch einfach ignorieren werden. Sorry aber ihr macht es euch zu einfach, gerade in dieser Branche.
Aber hallo, die Rechtsstreitigkeiten nicht mitbekommen:
https://www.bestvpn.com/privacy-news/supreme-court-rule-microsoft-privacy-battle/
von 2016 schrieb:“We conclude that Congress did not intend the [Stored Communications Act’s] warrant provisions to apply extraterritorially. SCA warrant in this case may not lawfully be used to compel Microsoft to produce to the government the contents of a customer’s e‐mail account stored exclusively in Ireland.”
According to Nate Cardozo, an attorney working with the Electronic Frontier Foundation,
“This is a big win for privacy. It circumscribes the US government’s power abroad. It reiterates the rule that US law doesn’t apply outside the US …[And] it keeps foreigners’ data secure from the US government, which has shown again and again that it’s willing to overstep reasonable bounds on its power.”
Und auch - zwar ein etwas anderes Thema, aber dennoch - sehr interessant:
The European Union is considering banning the implementation of so-called “backdoors” that allow the reading of encrypted messaging, a move that would place it in conflict with the UK government’s desire to have access to all secure communications.