Listening

Security #36

ILR 3 · Security & military · radio analysis · broadcast recording

Play the recording, then answer the questions.

Question 1 of 6What is the analysis's overall view of data localization?
Question 2 of 6What did governments discover about data stored abroad?
Question 3 of 6What does the image of the tenant and the landlord who can change the locks suggest?
Question 4 of 6What is implied by "may not mind being the eye itself"?
Question 5 of 6Why does the author say data "doesn't spend the night" inside the country?
Question 6 of 6What does the closing sentence imply about sovereignty in general?
Vocabulary
خَوَادِمservers
حَفْنَةhandful
الْحَوْسَبَة السَّحَابِيَّةcloud computing
السِّيَادَةsovereignty
تِبَاعًاone after another
بَدِيهِيّself-evident
مُسْتَأْجِرَةtenant, renter
تَوْطِينlocalization
وَجَاهَةmerit, soundness
بَرِيقshine, luster
لَا تُمَانِعُdoesn't object
تُعَرِّيstrips bare, exposes