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   Hrefna (DHC) (hrefna@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 02:54:31 JST Hrefna (DHC)

   • Jess👾
   • Jenniferplusplus

   @jenniferplusplus

   Practically from defining data sovereignty as _control_ I agree, from a legal standpoint and how this is practically implemented that is a little murkier. It is often more about where it is stored at rest and who has jurisdiction over the data (c.f., Microsoft v. United States (2016)).

   So in this case I'd argue it is less a question of "does the data leave the borders" and more "who has the right to the data" if that makes sense.

   @JessTheUnstill

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     Jenniferplusplus (jenniferplusplus@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 03:14:08 JST Jenniferplusplus

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     • Jess👾

     @hrefna @JessTheUnstill It's about control either way. The nationality aspect is to answer questions of which laws apply to support or limit that control. But as a practical matter you can't have any control over data that you're distributing indiscriminately.