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How so? Enabling the canary only tells you that one or more was served/obeyed, and can't be used again. To me, 0-999 also tells me that one or more was served/o
by shshhdhs 10y ago
How so? Enabling the canary only tells you that one or more was served/obeyed, and can't be used again. To me, 0-999 also tells me that one or more was served/obeyed.
- jasonkostempski 10y agoIs the rule actually 0-999? Because they'd have to get 1000 or more before you knew there was 1 or more.
- geocar 10y agoIt is four pages, the first page is mostly dedications and the last page is mostly blank. It will not take you much time to read the remaining two pages and develop your own understanding. Here is how I am parsing it: The Office of the Attorney General proposes two options: 1. Separate category reports for NSL, FISA content, and FISA non-content requests and customers affected. 2. A single report for all NSL and FISA requests, and a report for customers affected. If you want to distinguish between the different kind of request (category 1) then you can report in blocks of 1,000, while if you don't, you can report in blocks of 250.