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As a corporation that would like to resist any demands for my customers information & data stored on my servers what can I do? Currently the way the laws are w
by armored 15y ago
As a corporation that would like to resist any demands for my customers information & data stored on my servers what can I do? Currently the way the laws are written it is illegally in some cases even to notify the customer that they are being surveilled.
- shareme 15y agoNot true.. the old Clinton era law states that after 30 to 90 days FBI has to tell someone that they asked for records.
- btilly 15y agoYour information is seriously out of date. The PATRIOT act takes precedence, and it famously authorized gag orders where the people under surveillance cannot be told that their information was requested by law enforcement.
- dedward 15y agoIANAL, but although you may not be able to tell the customers, you could chase up other legal avenues to contest the court order - even though you'd probably lose in the end (according to this doc at least) - and that's what the FBI is trying to avoid. Hence, they reassure the companies involved of complete confidentiality regarding their involvement to make the case go smoother. Scummy, innit?
- ramdac 15y agoI can attest to this. I've seen these orders.