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It's obvious that they intend "IN ORDER TO", because it's obvious that they aren't getting requests from law enforcement to protect users' privacy. But I do thi
by CGamesPlay 6y ago
It's obvious that they intend "IN ORDER TO", because it's obvious that they aren't getting requests from law enforcement to protect users' privacy. But I do think the correct interpretation is somewhere in the middle, since they notify users while knowing that they can't do anything.
- ephaeton 6y agoYeah, Law Enforcement won't request to protect users' privacy, but users may very well reply to the heads-up requesting a "broad" protection of their own privacy...
- ClumsyPilot 6y ago>"it's obvious that they aren't getting requests from law enforcement to protect users' privacy" Obviously privacy law is not something enforced by law enforcement!