US wants warrant "to break down the doors of Microsoft’s Dublin facility."

Impetus

The US, GB and their cousins have created a problem for themselves – due to their nasty actions in Iraq (1 million dead), Afghanistan, and if one goes back in time there are many millions of other people in the Middle East/North Africa who have been victims of the Anglo-Saxon domination quest. Under the excuse of a “search for weapons of mass destruction”…. (Read oil grab or in further back times colonial practices).

The mass migration into Europe in 2015 of refugees from all this evil, is a function of this Anglo-Saxon re-mapping and later bombing peoples who had different cultures and views of the world to the A/S lot. Forcing artificial nation states to be created, stealing land, and natural resources under that land (mainly oil and gas). Which lead to ISIS and Co.

Britain and America should be paying the full cost of dealing with the immigration surge – not the EU or Germany or any European country – US/GB created the mess.

And Ireland should show two fingers to the USA if it attempts to break the privacy of data stored in Microsoft, Google, Amazon, EMC, or any other entities’ servers located on Irish soil, on data being trasnsferred to/from the State.

And every EU member state should back up Ireland in the case.

If the US needs access to data stored in Ireland, let them take a case under Irish law in the Irish court system.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/09/us-claim-on-the-worlds-servers-at-a-crossroads/

syklops

Well at least they are asking.

_Tombstone_

Impetus wrote: »

Britain and America should be paying the full cost of dealing with the immigration surge –

I was just thinking this today. No Drama Obama - Stellar Job listening to the real lads in Power - off with your big pay day and now we have Trump pretending to try and get in and he really a Clinton lapdog and people are actually swallowing this sh1te. Feck Sake.

SpaceSasqwatch

Impetus wrote: »

The US, GB and their cousins have created a problem for themselves – due to their nasty actions in Iraq (1 million dead), Afghanistan, and if one goes back in time there are many millions of other people in the Middle East/North Africa who have been victims of the Anglo-Saxon domination quest. Under the excuse of a “search for weapons of mass destruction”…. (Read oil grab or in further back times colonial practices).

The mass migration into Europe in 2015 of refugees from all this evil, is a function of this Anglo-Saxon re-mapping and later bombing peoples who had different cultures and views of the world to the A/S lot. Forcing artificial nation states to be created, stealing land, and natural resources under that land (mainly oil and gas). Which lead to ISIS and Co.

Britain and America should be paying the full cost of dealing with the immigration surge – not the EU or Germany or any European country – US/GB created the mess.

And Ireland should show two fingers to the USA if it attempts to break the privacy of data stored in Microsoft, Google, Amazon, EMC, or any other entities’ servers located on Irish soil, on data being trasnsferred to/from the State.

And every EU member state should back up Ireland in the case.

If the US needs access to data stored in Ireland, let them take a case under Irish law in the Irish court system.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/09/us-claim-on-the-worlds-servers-at-a-crossroads/

meh +1

STB.

If the Mutual Agreement is used, Microsoft simply tell the Gardaí, No. Its a €2,500 fine.

Khannie

Seriously, can you keep the non-infosec dramatics to a minimum please.

anvilfour

Perhaps the answer is not going to be resolved through legislation but by having mandatory client side encryption for all Microsoft devices? That way they would just be handing over gibberish.