European Governments Face Challenges in Achieving Digital Sovereignty
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European governments are encountering significant challenges in their pursuit of digital sovereignty due to the US CLOUD Act of 2018. This act allows US authorities to compel American tech companies to provide data regardless of its global storage location, conflicting with the EU's GDPR privacy regulations. The situation is further complicated by the inclusion of gag orders on these warrants, limiting transparency.
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