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Comment by Karunamon | Hacker News Reader

Are there any countries, anywhere, where a person can store data outside the reach of the US government's illegal overreach?

Any countries friendly to the US are right out. They can tap the lines, but there are ways around that.

I just want to be able to park data where some twit with a piece of paper that says "NSA" on it can't get it retrieved or deleted. Any suggestions?

China, Russia, or North Korea, pretty sure. You have your pick of which governmental spy agency gets to snoop through your data!

Eastern Europe/Russia/HK with a .su or .ch domain. Of course encrypt it.

The alphabet gangs are really getting out of hand.

Iceland should be OK

Iceland is a NATO country, and fairly friendly with USA.

But you have to get the data there. It most certainly isn't protected in transit.

Anything that I really care about will be. And if this is just bulk data, there's tar -czf | gpg -e | ssh

Okay well, no legal protection.

Ooooh, somebody is mad, here, have another.

This is a non constructive comment and deserves every down-vote it's going to receive.