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1. subscriber names, user names, screen names, or other identities; Wait, does this mean they are requesting information of people who follow WikiLeaks on Twit
by sage_joch 16y ago
1. subscriber names, user names, screen names, or other identities;
Wait, does this mean they are requesting information of people who follow WikiLeaks on Twitter?
- zacstewart 16y agoThat's the first thing I said when I looked at it. Are all the people who've merely subscribed to them on Twitter considered part of the investigation? That's quite scary to me.
- pyre 16y agoI think that 'subscriber' refers to the account owner as they are 'subscribing' to Twitter's service (in the same way that your ISP considers you a subscriber). > The following customer or subscriber account information > for each account registered to... That sounds to me like customer and subscriber are being used as synonyms. Maybe someone else more legal-headed can clarify.
- sage_joch 16y agoHaving re-read it a few more times, I think you're right. That's at least a little less concerning than I had originally thought.
- zacstewart 16y agoThat sounds more likely. I feel better.
- patio11 16y agoSmart money is on "we copy/pasted the same thing we always send ISPs." (Unless Twitter started billing people recently and someone forgot to mention.)