Re:Digital security and due process: A new legal framework f...
by e12e on Thursday June 22, 2017 @09:42PM
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I don't know. Say medical journals - in case of a war, where fiber cables are cut; it'd be nice to still know how to treat people.
Consider that in the 80s, Iraq would've been considered a US ally - how might storing most of financial and municipal data in US datacenters have affected the later invasions?
We like to think about the current "post globalisation"-world as a peaceful one - but it's only true until it isn't. And there are still areas where national interests remain important.
Consider that in the 80s, Iraq would've been considered a US ally - how might storing most of financial and municipal data in US datacenters have affected the later invasions?
We like to think about the current "post globalisation"-world as a peaceful one - but it's only true until it isn't. And there are still areas where national interests remain important.