'Stupid' European legislation might leave data more open to hackers, claims Evernote CEO
'Cumbersome and silly' rules won't do anything to protect data, claims Phil Libin
The CEO of US online storage service Evernote has claimed that increased regulations over where European data should be stored won't make data safer and could even make it more vulnerable to computer hackers....
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