I attended a recent talk by Mark Rasch, Legal, Regulatory and Privacy
Specialist with Critical Defence, Washington DC, who claimed hosting data in
the USA is actually safer than in Canada because of rules the NSA and others
must follow to access private data in the USA, but once data is hosted a
There is no "safe" place to store your data. FISA means that any claim
that there is legal protection for your data is utter nonsense. AFAIK
Switzerland is the only nation that has meaningful legislation covering
this, so if you need that checkbox to make someone happy, then this is your
place.
Hey Gustin,
> AFAIK Switzerland is the only nation that has meaningful legislation
Iceland also makes the list (and would be my selection):
https://nomadcapitalist.com/2013/12/15/top-5-best-countries-host-website-data-privacy/
> Having said that legislation does not actually protect your data.
After having my head burried in the sand all day(longer some might say), I just
found out that Linux is 23 today!
The weird thing is that a cancelled flight has found me in the Toad and Turtle,
where I haven't been in quiet a while... Co-incidence or some greater plan?
So happy birthday, may th
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