Who owns your stuff in the cloud?
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when the data resides on my home-drive, they would have to use a search warrant, I would know, I could go against this decision, appeal in a court.
Aren't they taking basic rights of me, if (worst case) I don't know anything of the subpoena and cannot this way appeal?
Isn't an example case needed, that makes it clear, that my data can only be accessed by law enforcement via a warrant, independent, where this data resides (cloud or home).