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And shouldn't that be the case? Shouldn't a raid be a last resort when the evidence being sought is at high risk of disappearing?
by jimktrains2 9y ago
And shouldn't that be the case? Shouldn't a raid be a last resort when the evidence being sought is at high risk of disappearing?
- Consultant32452 9y agoThere is no suggestion at this point that data is disappearing. HN is so weird sometimes. When Google, or Facebook, or whoever grants the authorities free access to our private data without a warrant everyone freaks out. Uber protects our private data and suddenly it's evil. I get that we don't like Uber, but principles still matter and I'm glad they are protecting their own data as well as any customer data from a fishing expedition by the authorities. Now if Uber destroys or refuses to provide data covered under a properly scoped warrant, then I will gladly pick up the pitch fork with you.