@QuinnyPig Once thing I’ve seen in market is pharmacy networks choosing Azure for their infrastructure because Amazon is a direct competitor. Maybe this move will result in payers and providers taking a look at their AWS deployments with a more critical eye.
@QuinnyPig Amazon has access to PHI both as a business associate through AWS and as a covered entity through Amazon Pharmacy. Their HIPAA compliance obligations regarding use of PHI haven’t changed. If patient disclosures at point of care reflect a change, then I might share your concerns.
@NW_Horadam The 930 Mauldin St site and Cummin landscape supply (mentioned in article but not yet sold) are two more development candidates in Reynoldstown.
@mnolangray I'd add that historically in the 19th and early 20th centuries Delaware and New York were in a race to the bottom for business-favorable corporate law specifically to benefit railroads and later oil companies and Delaware won out.
@QuinnyPig @GrrrrAngryShark @thegrugq It’s the opposite. Data subjects are physically residing in the EU while the processing occurs. A San Franciscan in the EU would be covered.
See Recital 23 — the test is whether the controller or processor is “offering goods or services to data subjects who are in the Union.”
Imagine being a U.S. Senator and YLS grad and still not knowing how the First Amendment works. Can't believe our country is getting screwed over by megadorks like this.
America has always had competing stories. I believe in the one we saw last night in Georgia, and it's imperative for that story to persevere and ultimately prevail.
Doing the right thing is to Donald Trump as water is to the Wicked Witch of the West. It must be an existential threat to him, and that's why he acts like he is allergic to being a decent person even one time.