Quote:robkelk wrote:Rob, it might just be safest to assume that it's time to migrate the wiki... rather than wait for an emergency "have to actually close it while we find a new location so we don't get left in massive legal fiascos because someone signed a new order while I slept".Quote:ordnance11 wrote:That makes things less urgent. (My wiki's co-admin is in the EU... but I'm not. However, Miraheze doesn't ask for more than an email address from editors.)Quote:robkelk wrote:Looking at the article Rob, there is a sub clause that states there is an exception to the executive order but it doesn't cover Mexico or Canada.
Trump just signed an executive order that violates an international treaty.http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/01/26 ... cy_shield/
Is that legal?
Because if it is, I'm going to have to move my wiki out of the USA.Quote:In theory, therefore – with the Judicial Redress Act law, the attorney general's designations due to become law in less than a week, and the executive order including a clear carve-out for existing law – the situation should be that the Privacy Shield agreement holds. The executive order would then only apply to countries outside the European Union – although Canada and Mexico are notably absent, which may have its own political repercussions.
It's still troubling having two tiers of privacy, though.
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