The privacy differential - why don't more non-US and open source firms use the NSA as marketing collateral?

John Leonard
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The NSA has far-reaching powers to monitor US cloud companies. So why aren't alternative non-US providers shouting louder?

The shockwaves generated by Edward Snowden's revelations of the close collaboration between US tech giants such as Microsoft and Apple and the NSA are still reverberating through the industry. Thos...

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