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It's interesting that most of these are only for: >>...name, address, length of service, and electronic communications transactional records for all services,
by gxs 10y ago
It's interesting that most of these are only for:
>>...name, address, length of service, and electronic communications transactional records for all services, as well as accounts...
Makes me think they would submit two requests: one for metadata and one for content. This would allow them to let google publish more "innocuous" letters while continue to gag order letters where they request more intrusive information.
Would love to hear the opinion, however, of someone who unlike myself knows what they are talking about.
- londons_explore 10y agoMultiple requests would also likley mean that if one were challenged in court, the other could still be fulfilled.
- magicalist 10y ago> Makes me think they would submit two requests: one for metadata and one for content NSLs can't (legally) be used for content, only metadata. (putting aside, of course, that metadata is itself content)
- gxs 10y agoAh see, this is what I meant. This makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.