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To clarify: When you get an NSL, not only is it impossible to refuse and stay in business, it is also impossible to talk about it. That's the scary bit.
by xorcist 1y ago
To clarify: When you get an NSL, not only is it impossible to refuse and stay in business, it is also impossible to talk about it. That's the scary bit.
- GeekyBear 1y agoCertainly. At least with a normal warrant you can publicly speak out and notify the user(s) involved. I would also point out that it was Senator Wyden who initially informed the public of how much the government was already spying on their unencrypted communications. His record on civil liberties is excellent.