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The 13 pages that link to Data sovereignty, each with the reason it gives.

• Cloud computingRelated: Cloud data locations can determine which national regulations apply.

• Data centerRelated: A facility’s location can affect which legal rules govern stored data.

• Vendor lock-inRelated: Dependence on a provider can constrain where data is stored and which rules govern it.

• OffshoringRelated: Offshore service operations may process data under another country's legal regime.

• Smart cityRelated: Cities must decide whether residents, governments, or vendors control urban data.

• Community-based participatory researchRelated: It makes community control over research data a concrete question of authority.

• Cloud storageRelated: A provider's storage locations can determine which legal rules apply to stored data.

• Big dataRelated: Cross-border data infrastructure raises questions about jurisdiction and control.

• Information and communications technologyRelated: Cross-border ICT services complicate which governments and communities control data.

• Data sharingRelated: Cross-border sharing can bring data under competing legal and community rules.

• Data storageRelated: Storage location can determine which legal rules govern information.

• Google Cloud PlatformRelated: Google Cloud’s regions and data controls matter when workloads face jurisdictional requirements.

• Zhang YimingRelated: TikTok’s cross-border operations raised questions about data control and jurisdiction.