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by harperlee
3291 days ago
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I would guess that one solution is to keep EU citizens' data in the EU to avoid it being subject to other laws. And possibly having separate companies by country. As an analogy, if I recall correctly banks have very stringent laws to follow regarding data export and money export to other countries. The solution they choose is to have a bank per country, not a global bank. |
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This is exactly what is being done by the large corporations that can afford to do it. European datacenters staffed by Europeans. Americans are not allowed to view any PII for any European (at least with the company I work at).
Russia requires the same thing, although they just want the servers in their country so they can put a SORM-3 alongside it and intercept whatever data they want.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SORM