4 comments

  • iamnothere 0 minutes ago
    [delayed]
  • elmer2 11 minutes ago
    Why don't people ever realize that the more Liberal a government is, the more control they will demand from our lives.
    • nxm 9 minutes ago
      They sell "give us more power, we'll protect you" well
  • LorenDB 1 hour ago
    Problem is, where do you take a company like this if you want peace of mind that the new host country won't immediately try to pass a similar law?
    • camkego 7 minutes ago
      How has no one mentioned the Sealand micro nation off the UK?
    • mig39 12 minutes ago
      How does Mullvad do it? They also have Canadian servers.
    • recursive 1 hour ago
      The real use case for satellite-borne data centers.
      • armadyl 59 minutes ago
        I fail to see how a satellite data center would fix this unless the company was entirely off planet
        • recursive 56 minutes ago
          Hell, the whole company could be located on that satellite if it transacts in crypto-currency.
          • bluGill 11 minutes ago
            Despite the hype, crypto is traceable. It is harder than other currencies and one transaction is probably untraceable. However if you are running a business you are going to get repeated payments from customers and repeatedly pay your employees and suppliers, which in turn creates enough data that they can track you down.
            • blakeashleyjr 5 minutes ago
              Mullvad accepts Monero (XMR), the most private and untraceable coin available today. Your point is correct for all others though.
          • dymk 40 minutes ago
            Where do the people live…
    • MrDrMcCoy 52 minutes ago
      Iceland.
    • armadyl 1 hour ago
      Switzerland? Although they’re attempting to close in on this there too.
      • petcat 32 minutes ago
        Didn't proton end up moving to Germany because of bad Swiss privacy laws?