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As I understand it, servers in the US are protected by American law. American security services are not allowed to aggressively surveil or break in to them, wit
by a3n 6y ago
As I understand it, servers in the US are protected by American law. American security services are not allowed to aggressively surveil or break in to them, without a FISA or other warrant. IANAL.
But, foreign servers are wide open to anything our security services are capable of. No warrants or other disclosure required.
As these servers are in Russia, it will be Americans spying on Russians spying on Americans. Two for one!
- stevespang 6y agoServers in the US protected ?, that is FAKE NEWS, Google the AT&T whistleblower Mark Klein who revealed the NSA had a back door in AT&T's internet backbone circa 2006. An AT&T tech, He stumbled upon it and saw it with his own eyes.