This is futile with the 'Cloud Act' as it requires companies to provide data over to the United States even if the content isn't hosted, used or operated in the United States.
You are still also hamstrung by the global surveillance networks sharing intelligence (5 eyes, 9 eyes and 14 eyes).
If the US wants it, they'll get it.
This is why E2EE + Self-hosting is vital for the security and privacy of Fluxer. E2EE encryption should also employee various different encryption algorithms to prevent 3-letter-agencies from injecting backdoors into encryption standards, as well as offering PQC (Post-quantum cryptography) to prevent Harvest now, decrypt later strategies.
RexSystem1 voteoriginally by @peq42 on GitHub OPCollapsed as abusive by Rex: Insults another commenter.
1) I won't dignify you with any more responses after this, as you clearly have no education and can't help but talk like an average redditor.
2) You said all companies give them data, then immediately give microsoft as an example. An american company. Further confirming what I said: Only companies from the US, and/or with servers in the US.
3) UK example of not sharing intel.
4) If you do agree with me, why are did you get extremely aggressive and defensive on the subject?
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