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I don't think an EULA will override a warrant or subpoena.

• TeMPOraL 7y ago
  Might not, but EULA may stipulate that breaking it will cause termination of account and deletion of your data. It would be similar to forced arbitration clause, as far as I understand them - i.e. it's not that you can't sue the company, it's that you'd better not, if you want to retain your account.
  • krageon 7y ago
    In the US you may be correct, but there is other places on earth where this sort of corporate behaviour is not okay.
    • TeMPOraL 7y ago
      That's good for the other places (and I'm happy to live in one), but here we're talking strictly about the United States, as the article pertains to US federal government matters.