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EU companies (typically) don't have a nexus or operating presence in the US, therefore they can't be coerced to release requested data (unless the US Government is going to request three letter agencies to null route their traffic at internet exchanges [or take other adverse actions against their traffic]). Your shell game you suggest will not withstand the scrutiny of an intelligent judge and an aggressive prosecuto…
What's to keep the US government from fining companies or suspending their ability to do business until they give up user data? For example, London suspending Uber's ability to operate in the city. While I'd agree that small-ish foreign companies can probably fly under the radar, I don't think any company that receives payments from US customers is immune to coercion from the US. If the US government can impede a com…
Re: The Supreme Court Will Decide If the US Can Access Anyone's Data on Earth
#21Worth noting that Uber's licence to operate in the UK is issued to a UK registered company.