> The subpoena requested a wide variety of information that fell into this nonexistent category, including the addresses of the users, their correspondence, and

> The subpoena requested a wide variety of information that fell into this nonexistent category, including the addresses of the users, their correspondence, and the name associated with each account. And in other jurisdictions, only the correspondence would be inaccessible. Furthermore, there would be no need to contact Signal because you can get that information just from their phone number. Just in case anyone is still wondering why there are users who still complain about Signal linking accounts to phone numbers.