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> The reality is that absent a treaty, these places can all choose respond to foreign warrants and often times do. The question shouldn't be if they "can" the
by SahAssar 6y ago
> The reality is that absent a treaty, these places can all choose respond to foreign warrants and often times do.
The question shouldn't be if they "can" the question should be if they "can be forced to and be legally required not to disclose it".
There is a reason American companies have tried to hack around the law with warrant canaries.
- vmception 6y agoIn your mind, how was the last paragraph relevant to the other country thing? But the answer is yes they can be forced, absolutely. All countries have more to lose with the US (not that there is an ideological line in the sand, countries willingly cooperate with FBI, which is instructed by Congress to handle foreign investigations as well) and this is exactly what has played out in case after case after case.