Session 5
summary
Panelists explain how the Cloud Act resolves two conflicts of law by codifying US extraterritorial reach and enabling Cloud Act executive agreements (two signed so far with the UK and Australia) so foreign process can be served directly on US providers instead of slow MLATs. They cite transparency gains since Snowden and USA Freedom Act reforms, warn biometric tools caused three public wrongful arrests, and push OECD work on trusted government access plus federal laws (e.g. My Body My Data, Fourth Amendment fixes) to curb data sales to police.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Lawful access and privacy panel
- 2:30Opening remarks on data governance
- 15:42Civil rights perspective
- 20:18Tech industry view
- 28:05Cloud Act explained
- 36:53Multilateral trends and OECD process
- 42:58Fourth Amendment debate
- 46:29Business role post-Snowden
- 52:08Data localization concerns
- 55:43Q&A
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