US Supreme Court just blew up EU-US Data Transfers

You tried to wave away condor (and pretty much all of the US' evils) to post Reagan. My point was that you were either ignorant or lying

no. post reagan was specifically about privage prisons.

Citations needed for the first paragraph.
Hard agree, for the second.

This may delay the launch of windows 12 by a few days, possibly a week. But everyone should remain calm, nothing will fundamentally change.

There have always been issues.

That is a crazy way to diminish the reality that this nation only exists because of a holocaust and only became an economic powerhouse because of slavery.

America has never been worth a god damn thing. Some Americans are fine people, but the system, the nation? Designed to be diseased.

Snap out of your American exceptionalism fever-dream and step into the real world, please.

Almost like both nations are colonial capitalist blights on the human species or something!

Pretty sure it'll make no difference. The agreements were already constantly being broken, and the EU only occassionally bothered doing anything about it. With the current European Comission being made up entirely of American assets, I suspect we'll see no action on this whatsoever.

America was a beacon for the world

Yeah. For a brief moment in the 19th century maybe.

While we're having issues with LGBTQ, we were a leader in treating people with respect for a few decades. That's our norm.

The USA has been the only rich country with unsolved racism for decades. Is that treating people with respect?

No data should be exchanged with the US, unless memes taking the piss out of the US are considered data, then yes sure, lots.

Hilarious. Should we tell Canada, Australia, China, and Germany they're not rich?

Don't appologize. You aren't wrong. It needs to be said.

Wow, a news site that actually links primary sources like the SCOTUS decision. 10/10 Absolute amaze!

NOYB (non of your business) is great! Not so much a primary news site, but an Austrian NGO that focuses on data privacy in the EU. They have taken some of the biggest cases related to EU:US data transfers against the EU.

It's European fault for relaying on a single thing

Please stop calling seflhosting "digital sovereignty". It's just a marketing buzzword, but basically there is nothing there except "I will host it myself".