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Couldn't an NSL force the company to start retaining that information though? You may not have past data but you can certainly collect future information.
by Osiris 10y ago
Couldn't an NSL force the company to start retaining that information though? You may not have past data but you can certainly collect future information.
- hendersoon 10y agoYes, they can try to compel you to do literally anything. Remember they tried to get Lavabit's SSL certs. Either you comply or fight it in secret court.
- StavrosK 10y agoI honestly don't know, I'm not a lawyer and I'm not familiar with what the secret courts (the concept of which I openly have much disdain for) can make you do. Keep in mind that SC is a Swiss company, so I don't know how much the US can compel.