Is the Netherlands actually good for data privacy/storage?

Many many privacy-focused companies or products boast how their data is securely stored in the Netherlands, with some of the tightest data privacy laws. Think Proton, for example.

But is that really the case? If the US requests some data, would Netherlands refuse based on its strict laws? What about a very rich company offering to buy data?

The more data Netherlands has, the more financial incentive and external pressure from intelligence agencies to give it away.

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