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Google was the first company and for years the only one that published transparency reports on government requests and how many were rejected vs accepted, as we
by cromwellian 7y ago
Google was the first company and for years the only one that published transparency reports on government requests and how many were rejected vs accepted, as well as publishing a detailed look at how requests are handled.
This chart shows Apple complies with the government more than any of the other companies, at least for 2015.
https://www.theatlas.com/charts/NyA7HZeog https://www.theatlas.com/charts/NyA7HZeog
- theferalrobot 7y agoThis chart says the exact opposite: https://www.theatlas.com/charts/3eDG1I42R https://www.theatlas.com/charts/3eDG1I42R (Anyone can make a chart on that site and with no sources they are both equally useless)
- bduerst 7y ago>Data-yielding requests, Jan to June 2015
- ocdtrekkie 7y agoBoth charts actually claim to be Jan to June 2015. The parent was demonstrating that he could make a chart claiming an identical timeframe and claim as the grandparent's, but with contrary data.
- cromwellian 7y agoMy chart was taken from a Quartz report, and has the author listed in it. The journalist made the charts, presumably by collecting it from the individual transparency reports. https://qz.com/620423/heres-how-often-apple-google-and-others-handed-over-data-when-the-us-government-asked-for-it/ https://qz.com/620423/heres-how-often-apple-google-and-other...