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breaking news; Several Companies Exit Australia Citing Security and Privacy Concerns
What country is encryption-friendly, with a commitment to it?
Seems like a great way to attract businesses today.
I mean first rule of any company I've worked for is encrypted at rest, and even our dialup in the 90's used encryption via SecureID (well, verification anyway, since dialup is Point-to-point).
And business traffic in transit is encrypted today - including on our own networks.
so far it looks like Switzerland is closest to if not #1
https://programming.dev/post/16884565
https://lemmy.world/post/17976870