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I haven't put much thought into it, I guess it could be daily but hourly is overkill I think. Actually, this is an interesting startup idea - warrant canary as
by jakobdabo 10y ago
I haven't put much thought into it, I guess it could be daily but hourly is overkill I think.
Actually, this is an interesting startup idea - warrant canary as a service, with an API.
- kbenson 10y agoI think the point is that at some level of granularity, it's an announcement that you are currently working with the authorities, which is expressly forbidden in the NSL. There's some point at which a court will decide that you aren't complying, and stepping over that point is bad for your business. Since that point is very fuzzy, it's a dangerous thing to play around with.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoExactly. They could even order you to keep updating it. In the Lavabit case, the FBI asked and judge agreed to compel Levison's silence + lies if they got the key with reason being his business wouldnt suffer if customers were lied to about their privacy. That argument and a judge agreeing with it are worth remembering in discussions like these.
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- toomuchtodo 10y agohttps://canarywatch.org/ https://canarywatch.org/
- pg_is_a_butt 10y agohow could you possibly justify daily... as in, you need to know the day of... but knowing within the hour, so you can do whatever you would do with that data immediately isn't a better idea??? you obviously haven't thought about much, lady.