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Disobeying a national security order from the federal government typically lands you in jail. Police raids and injunctions are both on the table.
by Taek 6y ago
Disobeying a national security order from the federal government typically lands you in jail.
Police raids and injunctions are both on the table.
- Nas808 6y agoCould these big tech firms challenge this in court? It seems like a very ambiguous use of "national security reasons".
- ngcc_hk 6y agoGoogle, FB should try in china. Fighting for the freedom of chinese app to be installed in USA land but theirs can’t. It does not fit the freedom for all concept I guess.
- coffeefirst 6y agoYes they can. And they may, but we don't know for sure whether they disagree or care to react at all. Given the administration tends to make decisions based more on xenophobia than empirical evidence and there's good reasons to think these apps have shady data practices, nothing about this situation is clear cut.
- SteveNuts 6y agoWho would go to jail in this scenario