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If you read the actual letters, you'll see they ask for "the name, address, length of service, and electronic communications transactional records for all serv
by exp1orer 10y ago
If you read the actual letters, you'll see they ask for
"the name, address, length of service, and electronic communications transactional records for all services, as well as all accounts, provided to the individual(s) or identifier(s) listed below."
The letter explicitly says not to provide information "that would disclose the content of any electronic communication".
- orbitingpluto 10y agoSounds like the NSL is for an American citizen for whom they don't have sufficient evidence to obtain a warrant. Metadata.
- Neliquat 10y agoA clear endrun of the law, as 'transactional records' can easily be correlated to posts, and therefore content.
- madgar 10y agoNot all user-generated content on Twitter is public. I couldn't possibly know what kinds of transactional records have been requested or the distribution therein, but DMs seem like plausible targets.