Re:The era of borderless data is ending
by 908B64B197 on Wednesday May 25, 2022 @01:15PM
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> are you really protecting data to the standard the law demands?
This assumes the law's purpose is to protect citizen's data and that it's not just a way to bully tech companies into submission by writing impossible to implement laws and selectively enforcing them.
For example, American and EU users sharing documents and requesting comments be added. How do you manage both isolation and sharing? Do you copy such documents to both regions? Do comments live in the same region as the document, or in the region of the creating user? Do you just give up on foreign key integrity for documents, comments, and users because they could be in separate databases? If your American servers can request data out of the European region on demand (subject to business logic), are you really protecting data to the standard the law demands?