Microsoft returns to court to protect customers from US government data grabs
The US government wouldn't like it if 'the boot were on the other foot', says Microsoft legal counsel Brad Smith
Microsoft has begun the latest round in a test case that will determine the extent of state power to sequester data from servers held overseas. The long-running case between Microsoft and the US government...
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