Six current and former US national security officials, as well as one tech lobbyist, told POLITICO "at least some tech companies would balk at continuing to turn over their customers’ data"

This development indicates potential resistance from tech companies regarding data sharing, highlighting ongoing tensions between data privacy and government demands.

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It's essential to consider how this sentiment might influence regulatory actions and affect tech sector valuations, particularly for companies heavily reliant on user data. Watch for market reactions in sectors sensitive to geopolitical and regulatory shifts, such as tech and cybersecurity.

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