us law

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The tag 'us law' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about United States laws affecting technology, data privacy, and digital rights. Topics include the U.S. CLOUD Act, which allows authorities to access data stored abroad, and its implications for cloud services and digital sovereignty. Users also debate legal rights regarding system access, such as the Trusted Installer account on Windows, and question whether U.S. law restricts owners from viewing certain folders on their own computers. The tag reflects concerns about legal compliance, data security, and the intersection of U.S. legislation with global technology operations.
  1. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Admits U.S. Authorities Can Access EU Data, Sparking Digital Sovereignty Debate

    In a recent French Senate hearing, Microsoft France's legal director, Anton Carniaux, admitted under oath that the company cannot guarantee that data stored in European data centers is immune from access by U.S. authorities. This revelation has intensified the ongoing debate over Europe's...
  2. whoosh

    VIDEO Whistleblower: Trump Firm Warned Foreign Work May Break U.S. Law | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

    :usa::andwhat:
  3. BlessYahowah

    Windows 10 Question About "Trusted Installer" ID

    A Windows Forum user, ussnorway, posted the following curious statement: "Correct... did you know there are folders on a Windows 10 system that you as the owner of that computer don't have the legal right to look at... nevermind change (under US law)?" Would someone be kind enough to point me...
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