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What data are they responding with? Account name and creation date? IP addresses used to log in to the account? iCloud backups?
by Thorrez 5y ago
What data are they responding with? Account name and creation date? IP addresses used to log in to the account? iCloud backups?
- shapefrog 5y agoI love how outraged people get when a company responds to a court order like in the fantasy world they live in Apples lawyers are running into court, screaming 'Objection Your Honor' while Tim Cook is furioulsy shredding your papers for you. Court orders are part of basic auditing of a service. Seeing what they have to hand over on request (they will hand over everything) tells you exactly what information they have.
- the8472 5y agoNSLs aren't court orders and the FISC is not exactly the pinnacle of due process.
- heavyset_go 5y agoApple specifically says that it gives customer information and customer data when responding to data requests. Given that delineation, I'll trust Apple when they say they gave customer data away instead of just information like account name or creation date.
- Thorrez 5y agoYeah, it looks like there were "0-499" "National Security - FISA Content Requests" for "20,500-20,999" "Users/Accounts" and that Apple responds to those "with information obtained from iCloud".