Or rather: US lawmakers decided to extend spying powers on US cloud providers operating overseas, thereby scaring away their international customers.
government agencies are acting unconstitutionally when they entrust sensitive citizen data to providers subject to the US CLOUD Act. The law gives US investigative services access to data, even when it is physically located in Switzerland
Some actionnable suggestions :
Keep in mind this is free software provided without warranty. No one ows you a stable experience nor support. People are giving this software away and volonteering time and resources to make this happen. If there’s a bug and you need it fixed, please submit a bug report, ideally with a patch to fix it.
If you understand the security implications, you probably won’t enable it.
Not surprising. Most Linux OSes are lightweight compared to Windows. And Moores’ Law slowed down in the last 10+ years.
Would this be reciprocal?
The sad thing is you paid to get a car with a TCU, then paid a mechnic to remove it. Assuming you’re not a mechnic/hobbist yourself.
It’s goodn that Mozilla is shaming car companies and shinig a spotlight on the issue. Journalists need to ask about tracking and privacy when a new car model comes out. Buyer should ask sellers the same.
They also moved to do away with the European civil liability regime, which served to harmonise firms’ obligations in the event of breaches, referring to national legislation instead.
So replacing 1 European civil liability regime by 27 different ones, one for each member nation.
I don’t see how that reduces red tape.
Caling your MEP is more efficient.