> Russia involves itself only in affairs of few neighboring countries
Was presumably meant in reference to neighboring countries where Russia involves itself to the point where it would be wiser for a citizen of such a country to store their data in the West.
The U.S. is not a country fitting this definition by any stretch.
The USA is Russia's chosen archenemy (regardless what half of Americans think), with most of Russian intelligence, military and diplomatic effort focused on confronting it. Even when Russia screws over its smaller neighbours they always explain it away as countering America.
But even if it wasn't this whole argument is the good old "I don't have anything to hide" re-stated but for foreign powers. It goes fine until you end up with your piss tape.
Speaking to Russians, they'd tell you that they'd love to get along with the US, but that Americans only have 2 modes of operation i.e. be submissive to US like the EU is, (that certainly is the case with the EU as someone living there I can conform, just look at the weak EU response of the US pulling from the Iran Deal for example), or be an archenemy that needs to be vilified & threatened.
They'd tell you that NATO is threatening their borders & that the US would never tolerate Russian troop buildup in Mexico.
Take the 2016 US election as an example, everyone freaked out. Hardly anyone ever mentioned that the US started meddling in Russian elections more than two decades earlier.
Granted, I think the current 'setup' with the US being the archenemy suits the Russian government just fine for domestic audiences, which is especially ironic as it actively hurts real, independent, democratic movements.
It also suits US defense contractors, 'cyber' experts and various grifters offering to combat misinformation.
Was presumably meant in reference to neighboring countries where Russia involves itself to the point where it would be wiser for a citizen of such a country to store their data in the West.
The U.S. is not a country fitting this definition by any stretch.