Anything is better than nothing but the fact of the matter is that it's still Amazon. It's the same amazon than gives ring cameras unfettered warrantless access to people's home, literally pays homage to kings and is a US company through and through.
Go European if you can - there was an article not too long ago that described how it was actually cheaper to use a EU cloud provider than AWS.
Also I read the article and the term 'digital sovereignty' is used. I don't think it means what the author thinks it means...
Anything is better than nothing but the fact of the matter is that it's still Amazon. It's the same amazon than gives ring cameras unfettered warrantless access to people's home, literally pays homage to kings and is a US company through and through.
Go European if you can - there was an article not too long ago that described how it was actually cheaper to use a EU cloud provider than AWS.
Also I read the article and the term 'digital sovereignty' is used. I don't think it means what the author thinks it means...
As well-meaning as AWS undoubtedly is, I don't think they can meaningfully guarantee data sovereignty in the EU. This is legally uncharted territory.
Microsoft said as much in evidence to a French Senate committee back in June.
https://www.techzine.eu/news/privacy-compliance/133348/as-ex...