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I wonder what would happen if Google told the FBI to bugger off and printed the NSLs on the web.

• MichaelGG 13y ago
  Fines, criminal charges? More importantly, the USG could find evidence against the individual, even invent something or help the target commit a crime, then "legitimately" say "See, Google is directly protecting real terrorists", which would help the USG far more than Google giving in to the NSLs.
  • walshemj 13y ago
    two words Anti trust :-)
  • rsync 13y ago
    I'll just leave this right here... rsync.net Warrant Canary - http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt
• declan 13y ago
  Contempt of court. Also, even though some FBI NSL demands may improper, others would have a valid anti-terror component, and no company I'm aware of would intentionally interfere with such an investigation.