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Swiss data protection officers have warned public bodies not to use cloud services from industry hyperscalers Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, due to a lack of true end-to-end encryption.

This comes as many SaaS vendors, especially those falling under the US Cloud Act, could be required to hand over data to US authorities, even if it’s stored in Switzerland.

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[–] AFaithfulNihilist@lemmy.world 15 points 17 hours ago

In fairness a government should be the only entity surveilling people in its own borders under most any circumstances.

I'm pretty opposed to most any kind of surveillance outside of warranted due process, and I don't think that any domestic surveillance needs privacy for longer than it takes to do an investigation and prosecution.

It's when governments are allowed to do things in secret and outside of the law that the whole concept of the law is undermined.