»Max Schrems: "In the long run we either need proper protections in the US, or we will end up with separate products for the US and the EU. I would personally prefer better protections in the US, but this is up to the US legislator - not to anyone in Europe."«
That's the point: we need real data protection in US law for non-US citizens as well. Currently, US lawmakers treat EU citizens' data as US state property. Obviously, that's unfair.
That's the point: we need real data protection in US law for non-US citizens as well. Currently, US lawmakers treat EU citizens' data as US state property. Obviously, that's unfair.