The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects our private telephone conversations — but it took nearly a century after the invention of the telephone for the Supreme Court to recognize that. Now the question is whether and how the Fourth Amendment should cover another new invention that involves private communications as well as data: cloud computing. In this exclusive for The Privacy Advisor, Doug Pollack, CIPP/US, looks at whether it’s safe for organizations to store data in U.S. clouds, or if moving to an EU cloud service is “a move worth making.”
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