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 ====== 4.6.3 Data Sovereignty ====== ====== 4.6.3 Data Sovereignty ======
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 [[https://​www.omgwiki.org/​dido/​doku.php?​id=dido:​public:​ra:​xapend:​xapend.a_glossary:​d:​data_sovereignty | Data Sovereignty ]] is concerned with any jurisdictions'​ laws and regulations covering any data collection or processing done within that jurisdiction,​ governing the data. **Data Sovereignty** differs from **Data Residency** in that Data Residency reflects a business decision on where to store and process data, often based on **Data Sovereignty** Laws and Regulations applicable to a particular jurisdiction. ​ [[https://​www.omgwiki.org/​dido/​doku.php?​id=dido:​public:​ra:​xapend:​xapend.a_glossary:​d:​data_sovereignty | Data Sovereignty ]] is concerned with any jurisdictions'​ laws and regulations covering any data collection or processing done within that jurisdiction,​ governing the data. **Data Sovereignty** differs from **Data Residency** in that Data Residency reflects a business decision on where to store and process data, often based on **Data Sovereignty** Laws and Regulations applicable to a particular jurisdiction. ​
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   : //After the DoJ ordered the tech company to grant access to emails stored in Ireland-based servers related to a narcotics investigation in 2013, Microsoft had refused to comply with the Department of Justice’s request.//   : //After the DoJ ordered the tech company to grant access to emails stored in Ireland-based servers related to a narcotics investigation in 2013, Microsoft had refused to comply with the Department of Justice’s request.//
  
-  : //Despite that Microsoft ​stated ​that complying with the request would break the data privacy laws of the European Union, the initial ruling ordered the company to fulfill the DoJ’s request.//+  : //Despite that Microsoft ​stating ​that complying with the request would break the data privacy laws of the European Union, the initial ruling ordered the company to fulfill the DoJ’s request.//
  
   : //However, later on, after Microsoft won the appeal and the DoJ changed its data-related policies.//   : //However, later on, after Microsoft won the appeal and the DoJ changed its data-related policies.//
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