Getting Real about Protecting Privacy and Data Flows across Borders
summary
European cloud use faces a legal clash: U.S. CLOUD Act, FISA 702 and EO12333 versus GDPR and Schrems II, creating a cross‑border uncertainty that slows cloud adoption. Cloudflare responds with concrete tools: Data Localization Suite (Regional Services, customer metadata boundary, Geo Key Manager, keyless SSL) that customers deploy successfully, oblivious DNS/HTTPS collaborations with Apple and apps to split metadata and content, free Universal SSL since 2014, public transparency reports and a won 2013 NSL challenge proving those measures can work in practice.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:24Cloudflare
- 5:36Cloud Act
- 15:08What Does It Look like To Build Privacy into Your Data Handling Practices
- 18:10Private Relay
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