Putting the CLOUD Act into Context
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The CLOUD Act requires providers subject to U.S. jurisdiction to produce data regardless of storage location and applies to foreign firms with U.S. offices, not just U.S. companies, and access still needs a U.S. warrant with judicial review. AWS publishes Amazon Information Request Reports — H2 2019 counts 192 19 31 and 249 totaling 491 — which divided by a conservative 2 million customers yields a 0.025% probability. Data controls include client‑side encryption, AWS KMS and CloudHSM (importable keys) and S3 Encryption Client workflows.
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