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Not the companies who are afraid. It's the employees that are afraid of FBI. This is like your bosses make sexual advances at you. The power dynamics would mak
by ergocoder 4y ago
Not the companies who are afraid. It's the employees that are afraid of FBI.
This is like your bosses make sexual advances at you. The power dynamics would make you uncomfortable.
- snowwrestler 4y agoThis is getting a bit ridiculous. I’ve interacted with FBI agents in the course of my employment, and it did not feel like sexual harassment. It was fine; they helped us with a security problem and we appreciated the help.
- ergocoder 4y ago> they helped us with a security problem You are getting more and more obtuse. You know this is not the same, but you still use it in your argument. In this case, FBI asked for the location of the accounts that "Twitter will voluntarily provide to aid the FBI". Ref: https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1604191731141984256 https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1604191731141984256 Why didn't FBI get a subpoena properly? why asking twitter to voluntarily provide information? Were the FBI afraid of getting a subpoena for some reason?
- snowwrestler 4y agoThe FBI asked us for server logs and we supplied them. No subpoena required if both parties agree.