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> That having been said, if Google chooses to release the data to the government, it has an obligation to tell us about that or it will be behaving unethically.
by chinathrow 10y ago
> That having been said, if Google chooses to release the data to the government, it has an obligation to tell us about that or it will be behaving unethically.
No, as far as I know that would be incorrect with NSLs in place. Gag order and such.
- hc07 10y agoEvery sensor can have a "canary" mode indicator. It bypasses NSL by claiming the negative: "Nope I have not been served by an NSL yet". This has been successfully used by companies to indicate that "the canary has died" in a surveillance order.
- dredmorbius 10y agoNow that is an interesting suggestion.
- dredmorbius 10y agoNow that is an interesting suggestion.