you can't sue Uncle Sam
because we can't tell you that your 4th Ammendment rights might have been violated.
What's wrong with that then?
Nothing if you are a fan of Uncle Sam invasion of your rights.
Microsoft is clear to sue the US government for gagging the company from telling users when their data has been accessed by the State. The lawsuit, filed last April, jumped another legal hurdle this week – thanks to the Washington judge who also battered President Trump's executive order on travel. It's Microsoft's fourth …
Am I missing something here? Theres absolutely nobody stopping you encrypting your files before you upload them to cloud storage using $TOOL of your choice.
In terms of cloud data security I feel that it is entirely my own responsibility as with any security and I prefer it that way, if the cloud provider encrypts for you, it might as well not be encrypted.
Now treating the cloud as anything other than transient storage, thats a different discussion and primarily why I don't use Cloud storage.
is a bunch more like James L. Robart, U,S, Federal District Judge of Seattle, Washington.
Too frequently judges bow in obsequence to their government. Witness the average UK magistrate. At age 69 likely Judge Robart isn't up for promotion, so sticking his finger in so-called president Drumph's eye won't affect him. (Assuming he doesn't use Twitter)