Government
Apr. 5, 2018
New law forces tech companies to surrender foreign-stored data
A recent act of Congress forces technology companies to comply with the government when it comes to surrendering user data stored in foreign countries.
A recent act of Congress forces technology companies to comply with the government when it comes to surrendering user data stored in foreign countries.
The March 23 passage of the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act or CLOUD -- included as a rider to the omnibus budget bill -- explicitly addresses when the U.S. government can access personal data stored by tech companies on overseas servers. Specifically, it gives the govern...
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