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Correct. FISA Section 702 still requires Apple conduct warrantless surveillance on the vast majority of their customers (including all not in the US). Apple’s
by sneak 3y ago
Correct. FISA Section 702 still requires Apple conduct warrantless surveillance on the vast majority of their customers (including all not in the US).
Apple’s transparency report says they turn over data on around 70,000 users per year to the US government without a warrant.
FISA Section 702 is set to expire at the end of this year, but the proposed renewal actually expands the scope and makes it way, way worse:
https://twitter.com/snowden/status/1734305434721210564 https://twitter.com/snowden/status/1734305434721210564
- okamiueru 3y agoDo you know how this relates to non-US customers in... non-US? I.e. everyone else, everywhere else? And, whatever applies to Apple in this sense, I assume also applies to Google. If the US government knows when my laundry is done, because my local HomeAssistant instance uses google play services to send a push notification...
- nicce 3y agoApple is US based company. So even if they break the local law, US has upper hand on enforcing Apple to provide information if they don't care about diplomatics.