La cour européenne de justice a tranché la semaine passée sur 2 sujets...
- Mercredi: l'amende demandée a Apple de payer plus de 10 milliards d impôts a l'Europe pour avoir profite d'impots a 0,00x % en Irlande a été déboutée (l’Europe avançait que l'Irlande avait eu des graces fiscales de l'Europe qui ne devraient pas profiter aux entreprises non européennes).
Les GAFA vont bien rire et célébrer... pour l'instant
Je traduis... L'Europe n'a qu'a instaurer un taux fiscal unique (ou encadré) pour les entreprises en Europe...!
Je suis d'accord, il serait grand temps que l'Europe encadre les taxes et le social (santé, retraite,...) dans l'Europe.
- Jeudi: l'accord signé entre l'Europe et les USA pour accepter le transfert de données personnelles privées (bancaires notamment) vers des serveurs implantés sur le sol américain par les Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple etc est jugé illegal. La plainte avait été déposée par un particulier.
Apres le beau temps, vient la pluie!
Les GAFA vont pleurer et refermer le champagne...
A mon avis, si Huawei peut être soupçonné de laisser filtrer des données personnelles vers le gouvernement chinois a leur demande, il me parait logique de soupçonner les GAFA et en fait tout le traffic sur Internet (toujours contrôlé par le seul gouvernement américain qui refuse un conseil d'administration ou renteraient d'autres pays)... de donner un accès permanent au gouvernement américain a leurs données.
A mon humble avis la probabilité de ces 2 espionnages est de l'ordre de... 100% ou plus.
A la difference que l'espionage américain dure depuis des dizaines d’années et que l'espionage chinois a pu commencer depuis un an...
Et les Etats Unis aiment de moins en moins de voir la Chine copier leurs méthodes...
J'ai ben peur que, pour être sur de ne pas être espionné par les USA ou la Chine (ou la Russie...) il faudrait simplement demander a tous les services sensibles dans tous les pays (donc tous les services gouvernementaux) d’éviter d'utiliser Internet, Google, Apple, Facebook, Twitter, et Huawei. Les particuliers ou les entreprises qui n'ont rien a cacher peuvent continuer a être espionnés... a 100% ou plus!
Simple non?... ah bon...
Merci de partager ce blog avec vos amis et politiciens.
The European court of justice has ruled last week on 2 subjects...
- Wednesday: the fine of 10 billions Euros asked from Apple because they had benefited of the tax rate of 0,00x % in Ireland was deemed not receivable (Europe was saying that Ireland had benefited of fiscal advantages in Europe which should not benefit non-European companies).
The GAFA are going to laugh and celebrate... for the time being
Let me translate... Europe should declare a unique fiscal rate (or with limits) for the businesses in Europe...!
I agree that that it is overdue that Europe standardize better taxes and social measures (health, retirement,...) in Europe.
- Thursday: the agreement signed between Europe and the USA to accept that private personal data (bank data in particular) be stored in servers located in the USA by Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple etc is deemed illegal. An individual ha lodged the complaint.
After the smiles come the tears!
The GAFA are going to cry and close the champagne...
In my opinion, if Huawei can be assumed to let the Chinese government access some sensible data if they ask for, it would make sense to also assume that GAFA and in fact all of Internet traffic (still controlled only by the sole American government which refuses an international board with other countries)... are giving a permanent access to the th American government for all their data.
In my humble opinion, the probability of these 2 spying acts is in the order of... 100% or more.
With the difference that the American spying has been lasting for dozens of years and that the Chinese spying might have started a year ago...
J'ai ben peur que, pour être sur de ne pas être espionné par les USA ou la Chine (ou la Russie...) il faudrait simplement demander a tous les services sensibles dans tous les pays (donc tous les services gouvernementaux) d’éviter d'utiliser Internet, Google, Apple, Facebook, Twitter, et Huawei. Les particuliers ou les entreprises qui n'ont rien a cacher peuvent continuer a être espionnés... a 100% ou plus!
Simple non?... ah bon...
Merci de partager ce blog avec vos amis et politiciens.
The European court of justice has ruled last week on 2 subjects...
- Wednesday: the fine of 10 billions Euros asked from Apple because they had benefited of the tax rate of 0,00x % in Ireland was deemed not receivable (Europe was saying that Ireland had benefited of fiscal advantages in Europe which should not benefit non-European companies).
The GAFA are going to laugh and celebrate... for the time being
Let me translate... Europe should declare a unique fiscal rate (or with limits) for the businesses in Europe...!
I agree that that it is overdue that Europe standardize better taxes and social measures (health, retirement,...) in Europe.
- Thursday: the agreement signed between Europe and the USA to accept that private personal data (bank data in particular) be stored in servers located in the USA by Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple etc is deemed illegal. An individual ha lodged the complaint.
After the smiles come the tears!
The GAFA are going to cry and close the champagne...
In my opinion, if Huawei can be assumed to let the Chinese government access some sensible data if they ask for, it would make sense to also assume that GAFA and in fact all of Internet traffic (still controlled only by the sole American government which refuses an international board with other countries)... are giving a permanent access to the th American government for all their data.
In my humble opinion, the probability of these 2 spying acts is in the order of... 100% or more.
With the difference that the American spying has been lasting for dozens of years and that the Chinese spying might have started a year ago...
And the USA dislike more and more the fact that the Chinese are copying their methods...
I am afraid that, to make sure you are not spied on by the USA or China (or Russia...) one should simply ask all the sensible services in all the countries (so all the government services) to avoid using Internet, Google, Facebook, Apple, Twitter, and Huawei. The individuals or the businesses who have nothing to hide can continue to be spied on... at 100% or more!
Simple no?... oh well...
Thanks for sharing this blog with your friends and politicians
I am afraid that, to make sure you are not spied on by the USA or China (or Russia...) one should simply ask all the sensible services in all the countries (so all the government services) to avoid using Internet, Google, Facebook, Apple, Twitter, and Huawei. The individuals or the businesses who have nothing to hide can continue to be spied on... at 100% or more!
Simple no?... oh well...
Thanks for sharing this blog with your friends and politicians
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