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“I don’t think Congress intended that distinction but what it does do us is in our most important investigations it requires us that if we want to find out the
by feld 9y ago
“I don’t think Congress intended that distinction but what it does do us is in our most important investigations it requires us that if we want to find out the subscriber info to a particular email to go and get an order from a federal judge in Washington as part of the FISA court. An incredibly long and difficult process. And I’m worried about that slowing us down — and I’m also worried about it being a disincentive for our investigators to do it at all.”
Hurdles to protect privacy are important. If it's not an arduous process we have a problem.
- bogositosius 9y ago>and I’m also worried about it being a disincentive for our investigators to do it at all How "important" can the investigation possibly be if this serves as a "disincentive"?