Yes!
Another excellent* treaty!I wish I could say I've stopped caring because that would make this so much easier to cope with. I guess I just don't see why American companies should be obligated to help enforce the laws of other nations if they don't want to. And the same obviously goes for the companies in the other nations.
The text of the treaty can be found
here. At first it seems to limit itself to things like hacking and child pornography and such, which is fine, but the further along I read it the broader the scope becomes, especially in the areas of data collection. "Title 2 – Mutual assistance regarding investigative powers" is a pretty good example.
Fortunately Article 38 and Articles 40 - 42 give any one nation a lot of wriggle room to deny a request from another nation to search or seize information or property if it violates the rights or laws of the former. So this may not be all gloom and doom I guess. But then it makes me wonder what good the treaty is in the first place if a nation can just say, "No we won't give you any information, sorry."
*Not actually excellent
