> Currently, US lawmakers treat EU citizens' data as US state property. Obviously, that's unfair.
The unstated assumption being that the data in question belongs to those citizens.
If I write about an orchard, the writing doesn't somehow belong to that orchard. If I photograph a wedding the copyright is still held by me. It's not obvious if we're instead talking about a name or an email address that the subject of your data should magically become the owner.
The unstated assumption being that the data in question belongs to those citizens.
If I write about an orchard, the writing doesn't somehow belong to that orchard. If I photograph a wedding the copyright is still held by me. It's not obvious if we're instead talking about a name or an email address that the subject of your data should magically become the owner.