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I'm assuming you're just making stuff up now, if not I'd like to see a source. Europeans call for answers over U.S. web spying allegations — Tech News and Analysis Europeans call for answers over U.S. web spying allegations — Tech News and Analysis

I seriously doubt the EU laws forbidding data to be sent overseas would make an exception if those data were intended for storage by a foreign intelligence agency to spy on EU nationals. What I assume you are referring to is that in the US it is not illegal to gather data from people outside of...

No, these companies are required to follow EU laws when operating from within the European Union. Those laws put limits on the collection of personal data and explicitly prohibit the data to be sent outside of the EU. Google broke the law and violated my privacy. I couldn't care less if the US...

According to wikipedia (PRISM (surveillance program) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) it appears Twitter was the only company giving some resistance. Google, Micro$oft and the others bent over at the first glance and allowed their users to get shafted without any resistance. "Don't be evil"...

I live in Europe and this week I find out that the US government, which I do not even have the power to vote for, has been spying on me and has access to all my private data because it's the law in the US that google needs to give it to them? friedtators, if it becomes the law in China that...