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> if they are legally. That is the key part of this that we are glossing over here. I have yet to see any evidence that Apple or Google could have denied thes
by nerdjon 3y ago
> if they are legally.
That is the key part of this that we are glossing over here.
I have yet to see any evidence that Apple or Google could have denied these requests or done anything to try to counter it thanks to the gag order.
- Volundr 3y agoExcept Google requires an order from a judge, and Apple did not. No one is arguing that the courts can't force Apple or Google to turn over data, but apparently Apple guidelines did not actually require a judge to issue the order.