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When you first replied I incorrectly assumed you were talking about refusing to ever comply with the warrant. But what you just described is exactly how it sho
by Consultant32452 9y ago
When you first replied I incorrectly assumed you were talking about refusing to ever comply with the warrant. But what you just described is exactly how it should go down.
- Zak 9y agoIt's not hard to imagine scenarios in which pulling out of a country to avoid providing secret information to that country's government is rational. Canada attempting to collect taxes on Uber rides is not one of those scenarios.
- Consultant32452 9y agoPerhaps, but it's difficult to imagine you're not in violation of some other kinds of laws for which there is ample evidence, and/or that no one in your organization is willing to talk.
- Zak 9y agoSure, and if I'm systematically violating local law, there might be international agreements that would get my home country to cooperate in an enforcement action against me. On the other hand, the local authorities might want user data that I hold in order to do something horrible to local users that my home country would not like to help them do. But I digress. I think we've established that we agree the original security procedure with a secure remote lockout is a good idea.