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Sue them for aiding and abetting any crime that happens where one of the perpetrators carried a cellphone with their service. "No, they clearly acknowledge the
by LawTalkingGuy 4y ago
Sue them for aiding and abetting any crime that happens where one of the perpetrators carried a cellphone with their service.
"No, they clearly acknowledge their service is used for crime - they block these other messages."
For bonus points, find a case where blocking the 'weed' message got someone killed. (You order drugs, the guy says 'weed on the way' but you don't get the message so you don't meet him, he thinks it's a setup and gets mad ...)