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It might not matter in the extreme case as there could always be a sufficiently serious emergency that will force their hand to bypass every policy. e.g. if the
by MichaelZuo 3y ago
It might not matter in the extreme case as there could always be a sufficiently serious emergency that will force their hand to bypass every policy. e.g. if they get a National Security Letter.
- acdha 3y agoThat’s not Joe CPA’s problem, though, beyond verifying that the men in black have valid government ID. If the FBI raids your office, you’re not the one in trouble for it. Let’s not ascribe too much power to those, either: NSLs can compel release of certain types of information but they can’t force you to do things like transfer money or even disclose the contents of private messages.