Privacy in the age of the cloud. Which law applies? Who will apply it? – Peter Fleischer
summary
Explains concrete jurisdictional tests and how they collide with cloud services, arguing law can be based on place of establishment, place of processing, location of users or ad hoc nexus factors and showing how each yields different outcomes for Google products like Gmail. Gives examples: global data center footprints, entire-country blocks (Turkey vs YouTube), unexpected regulators asserting power (Canada vs Facebook), and the practical result that providers can face claims from nearly every country.
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