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I think we should not think of "request" in the same way as a court order. This seems the essential difference to me. By the way: The author of the post is an
by sebiw 7y ago
I think we should not think of "request" in the same way as a court order. This seems the essential difference to me.
By the way: The author of the post is an attorney at law and member of the Chaos Computer Club (CCC), which makes me believe that he wouldn't falsely accuse ProtonMail.
- ziddoap 7y agoAs an attorney, I would expect a better substantiation than "I tweeted it, so it's true". But, fair enough regarding request vs. order. I am not familiar with Swiss law terminology. And he might be right! But to claim he is right because "I tweeted it during the conference" is, as I said, not swaying me either way.
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