[taylodl]

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[pojntfx]

For the non-US-American part, that's the Fediverse, the only network that isn't developed and used primarily by US-Americans. As for "wont turn over our data" - it's push-based, that helps to make it a bit harder to crawl, but it's public social media, and by definition the data will be out there as a result of that.

[pphysch]

What? Telegram and Weibo are developed by US-Americans?

[baby_souffle]

If you're a participant in one of the federated platforms and your native home server is in European territory but your content is federated to a server in the US, can the US server do anything to reveal your identity other than point to the home server?

[edoceo]

Are you a US citizen? If Yes then USA has some jurisdiction over you. If not they could try to compel the operator.