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One thing I don't understand (and I have no experience in this arena so forgive my ignorance): why is there no mention of a court order, warrant, etc? Is it rea
by silverlight 15y ago
One thing I don't understand (and I have no experience in this arena so forgive my ignorance): why is there no mention of a court order, warrant, etc? Is it really just enough for an officer to sign their name to this form and get this information? Or is that something that's not in the scope of this document, it's just assumed that officers will know they need some sort of warrant to access this information?
- jsavimbi 15y agoRead the portion under "Types of Requests"
- jrockway 15y agoFacebook can give away your information for any reason they want. A warrant exists to compel them to give it away. If they are willing to give it away without a warrant, then legally, that's fine.
- bostonpete 15y agoI assume that depends on their terms of service. I'm guessing that their terms don't leave the door open for them to share your information for any reason whatsoever. That said, I'm sure their terms don't indicate that they're require a court order either...