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I say full list or no list. Other than that, it sends the wrong message that "this country" is doing censorship and "this country" is not. No mention how they w
by peppermint_tea 4y ago
I say full list or no list. Other than that, it sends the wrong message that "this country" is doing censorship and "this country" is not. No mention how they would deal with a National security letter (18 U.S.C. § 2709)
transparency for some countries but not others is not transparency.
I say they should take down this repo, or mention something about how they would deal with an NSL.
- disastermouse 4y agofrom GitHub's transparency report: https://github.blog/2022-01-27-2021-transparency-report/#National_security_letters_and_orders https://github.blog/2022-01-27-2021-transparency-report/#Nat... "We’re very limited in what we can legally disclose about national security letters and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) orders. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued guidelines that only allow us to report information about these types of requests in ranges of 250, starting with zero. As shown below, we received 0–249 notices in 2021, affecting 0–249 accounts."